"The Jews" prompted charges of anti-Semitism from prominent French Jews; "The Americans" resulted in a libel suit brought by Marlene Dietrich; and "The French" provoked anger in intellectual circles for its unpleasant portraits of several leading writers.
The prosecution has caused anger among intellectuals in Turkey and escalated concerns over freedom of expression in the country.
He'd be surrounded by intellectuals, displaying their righteous anger with stylish sarcasm and loud music.
In 1960, the sit-ins staged by black students interrupted the timid debate, and, soon after, James Baldwin's New Yorker essay Letter from a Region in My Mind gave condescending white intellectuals a sense of black anger and suffering.
On the other hand, this episode demonstrates that Mr Obama is willing to appoint respected intellectuals, even when such choices anger the ideological base of the party.But in any case, Mr Obama's campaign must be relieved that one of the country's most strident leftist political voices no longer has the candidate in his sights.
There is a clash, she readily acknowledged, between her intellectual desire for restraint and her anger.
Some were positive but the Economist called her evidence "flimsy", the New York Times said "Elkins often forgoes complexity and careful analysis" and Max Hastings in the Telegraph wrote "her anger causes her to eschew intellectual rigour".
Is the revulsion and anger more prevalent among black intellectuals than among the black moviegoing audience?
Bradford made me see that I had an intellectual understanding of racism, too: exclusion is about anger and alienation, whatever the colour of your skin.
Symptoms of hypogonadism may be also include diminished sexual desire and erectile quality, particularly in nocturnal erections, as well as changes in mood with concomitant decreases in intellectual activity and spatial orientation, fatigue, depression, and anger.
