Sentence examples for intellectual battlefield from inspiring English sources

Allister Heath, writing in the Daily Telegraph, said the book was flawed but admitted that supporters of capitalism were being "slaughtered on the intellectual battlefield" and needed to get their act together fast.

The field of philosophy of religion in the 1950s and 1960s was largely an intellectual battlefield where the debates centered on whether religious beliefs were meaningful or conceptually absurd.

What makes this approach novel is that it confronts extremism to where it really matters: the ideological and intellectual battlefield.

The battles become intellectual battlefields: contested terrain over which historians wrestle, quarreling over the spoils of the past and the prospects for the future.

The book takes us on a rapid tour of the intellectual battlefields of Europe over the past 300 years, sites where, according to the received version of history, the brave soldiers of progress and rationality have triumphed time and again over a rabble of reactionary God-botherers.

Mr. Fraser chronicled the war in the cities and in the countryside, portraying intellectual skirmishes, battlefield casualties and families torn apart by the war, which killed hundreds of thousands of Spaniards.

The battlefield has been intellectual property - the ownership of ideas - and the revolution has touched everything, from internet filesharing to GM crops to HIV medication.

The EA Games label is comprised primarily of wholly-owned intellectual properties and includes several established franchises, such as Battlefield, Dead Space, Medal of Honor and Need for Speed.

Aurigin, a closely held California upstart that offers a software platform for intellectual property management, stands among the likely winners on the battlefield of intellectual property.

A Unitarian minister and social reformer well connected in intellectual circles, he was as comfortable in the pulpit as on the battlefield.

Although the intellectual case for a licence-funded BBC is as strong as ever - and possibly stronger - the changing battlefield makes it more difficult to be heard.