Sentence examples for georgian intellectual from inspiring English sources
Chiladze's novel Avelum (1995), for example, was a notable account of a Georgian intellectual watching his personal "empire of love" crumble together with the Soviet empire.
Although Joane Petrizi's work received increasing attention in the course of time and Georgian thinkers always emphasized his intellectual heritage, a thorough-going scholarly treatment of Petrizi's works only really began in the 20th century.
IF there is an intellectual center of big business, it is the immaculately maintained faux-Georgian campus of Harvard Business School, for nearly a century the training ground for the people who run and advise the world's largest companies.
Georgians never stepped beyond Georgian territory.
Not for the Georgian government.
That ambivalence led Stalin — an ethnic Georgian — both to embrace the Russians as the "first among equals" in the Soviet Union and to wage relentless struggle against Russian intellectuals, peasants, priests and poets.
Georgian Cup: Lokomotivi Tbilisi.
