Sentence examples for from the intellectual from inspiring English sources

Such is the lesson that leading curators have distilled from the intellectual stews of postmodernism.

But from that time, Mohism suddenly disappeared from the intellectual scene.

He's come from the intellectual wing of the Labour party, not the practical side.

For Akala, who's from the "intellectual school of hip-hop", it's a fitting end to his library tour.

Of course, this compels them to come out from the intellectual and social ghettos within which they have lodged themselves.

And the comparison of the two revolutions stems not just from the magnitude of their consequences but also from the intellectual reactions to both.

From then on he spent most of his winters there or on the French Riviera, cut off from the intellectual life of Moscow and St .Petersburg.

Men of letters began again to study abroad, discovering how far Spain had diverged from the intellectual course of western Europe.

Students get a grade, plus a faculty assessment of whether they are "contributing to, and benefiting from, the intellectual life of the classroom".

The sister was an actress under the stage name Évelyne Rey and had a variety of lovers from the intellectual world.

Small businesses can also use a mediation service from the Intellectual Property Office if the company accused of infringement agrees to take part.