Sentence examples for especially intellectual from inspiring English sources

The Putin government reflex, of seizing power from oligarchs and regional governors alike, is endangering the "main achievements of the last decade," especially intellectual freedom, the group said.

By that I took her to mean that one should compose as if the usual constraints — of fashion, commerce, self-­censorship, public and perhaps especially intellectual opinion — did not operate".

By that I took her to mean that one should compose as if the usual constraints – of fashion, commerce, self-censorship, public and perhaps especially intellectual opinion – did not operate.

"A serious person should try to write posthumously," Hitchens said, going on to explain: "By that I took her to mean that one should compose as if the usual constraints — of fashion, commerce, self-censorship, public and, perhaps especially, intellectual opinion — did not operate".

1: a personal religious teacher and spiritual guide in Hinduism 2 a: a teacher and especially intellectual guide in matters of fundamental... etc.

Those with more severe impairment, especially intellectual impairment, had even less social contact and decisional autonomy.

Danes are no more racist than any other western nation but many of them, especially intellectuals, have serious issues with religious believers.

As this happened, women in developed countries, especially intellectuals, were horrified to discover that women in some countries were required to wear veils in public or to endure forced marriage, female infanticide, widow burning, or female genital cutting (FGC).

Mr Tucker seems more open to others' ideas than Sir Mervyn, an especially dominant intellectual figure.

Perhaps mindful of the stakes, the group rolled out some especially heavy intellectual artillery on Tuesday night.

Lowell helped us all understand the life and work of the churches and especially the intellectual task of preparation for ministry more clearly.