Sentence examples for fellow intellectuals from inspiring English sources

Fellow intellectuals who said nothing, he wrote, were "the birds of darkness of this phase".

Botticelli and his fellow intellectuals at the Medici court were fans of Plato.

He could be demanding, of his students and his fellow intellectuals.

Where Vaclav Havel and fellow intellectuals used to meet, but more like a railway buffet than a radical powerhouse.

But Judt's willingness to voice, as the New York Times recently put it, "impolite truths" brought attacks from fellow intellectuals.

So when Asfour was named minister of culture it was no great surprise, yet fellow intellectuals, in Egypt and abroad, were quick to express their dismay.

"Saad has always been incomprehensible to so many people here," I was told by Ambassador Hussein Amin, a fellow intellectual and close friend of Saad Eddin's.

There could hardly be a more fitting introduction: Lévy has, as his fellow intellectual Pierre Bourdieu once put it, an 'immoderate taste' for television studios, and his ubiquity has become something of a joke.

The late Polish pope's letters to the philosopher Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka were revealed by the BBC in February to show an intense, long-term, apparently celibate relationship between one of the most revered modern popes and a fellow intellectual.

As he moved into his 20s and started to have some success with novels such as Pelham and Devereux, Lytton spent a lot of time wondering whether an artist of his calibre should marry a fellow intellectual who would appreciate his work, or a sweet and simple girl who would provide unquestioning support.

Not only have the Manchester University students expressed their admiration for the winning Oxford team, led by the formidable Gail Trimble, they have now also rejected calls for a rematch after it became clear that one of her fellow intellectual howitzers was not even a student for much of the competition.