Sentence examples for intellect culture from inspiring English sources

Born Lucie-Henriette Dillon in Paris's fashionable rue du Bac and descendant of French and Anglo-Irish aristocrats, Lucie was a woman of intellect, culture and learning.

So too does President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad who recently sneered, "A nation [like Iran] that possesses determination, intellect, culture and civilization doesn't need to make atom bombs … those who suffer from an inferiority complex and lack a historical background and civilization are the ones who need atom bombs".

He finds that all that we think of as the sphere of intellect, culture, and history consists, essentially, of physico-chemical neurological interactions, and lies in the domain of ordinary natural phenomena.

"This city is rich with intellect and culture, but you can't present dance like you would in New York or Paris," Mr. Millepied said.

For these reasons, the various branches of intellect and culture, enumerated below, become stages in the unfolding of the "World-Spirit": The psychological characteristics of human beings (habit, appetite, judgment) representing "Subjective Spirit".

Since its founding in 1824, Ann Arbor has flourished into a city of intellect and culture that has influenced the nation and the world.

A century of culture, intellect and love.

Intellect, journalism and culture matter most to him – and Entwistle's CV exactly dramatises these values.

In discussing his use of hard edges or lines, Mr. Kunzman said: "I generally represent our intellect or our culture with the straight line because we've built civilizations based on the straight line.

Irving Howe was one of the splendors of American culture and intellect, and the splendor was impeccably human.

There may be a valuable lesson here for religious thinkers and religion scholars who believe that their work, regardless of its contemporary importance, is still held at arm's length in the worlds of intellect, scholarship and high culture.