Sentence examples for intellectual abundance from inspiring English sources
ANDRÁS SCHIFF Not previously well known for his Beethoven, the Hungarian pianist — a master purveyor of sonic and intellectual abundance — continues his sonata cycle at Carnegie Hall in two separate concerts.
Rob Poor, founder and president of Cambridge, Mass.-based Adozu, a maker of wireless networking systems, put it this way: "I've come to view the world as a place of intellectual abundance".
Thus already in the 17th century, Yoshiwara with its bourgeois and aristocratic clients, its music, theater, bohemian artists and intellectuals, abundance of prostitutes and high-class "grandes horizontales," in many ways prefigured the nightlife of Paris, London and other European capitals in the 19th century.
Just as people who can think in different languages benefit from a certain intellectual and emotional abundance, so do we bipatriots.
In the tradition of Samuel Barber and Henry James, Argento, while unmistakably American, has had a long love affair with Europe; although he spent his entire teaching career at the University of Minnesota, he has made yearly composing trips to Italy for four decades, and his music has a unique combination of intellectual clarity and lyric abundance.
Three years after Occupy came and went we now have that intellectual glue in great abundance.
Mr Rubio speculates that the PAN's abundance of true believers may be hindering its intellectual development.
