Sentence examples for intellectual bubble from inspiring English sources

In short, it was an intellectual bubble that eventually deflated of its own accord.

Well, I don't have a full answer, but I think it's important to understand the extent to which leading Republicans live in an intellectual bubble.

Bishop and Green don't content themselves with letting what they see as hot air out of an intellectual bubble in bubbles.

The dramatic cultural and economic changes currently shaking the globe are still often met in France with parochial, irrelevant conversations, a symptom of the insular intellectual bubble in which the country has been trapped for far too long.

It also revealed a movement that lives in an intellectual bubble, dealing with uncomfortable reality — whether that reality involves polls or economic data — not just by denying the facts, but by spinning wild conspiracy theories.

This is not going to happen unless we burst that intellectual bubble [that mindset that says green is costly NOT cost-effective].

But he displayed an uncanny knack for finding himself where intellectual cauldrons were bubbling, and tossing in some memorably zestful spice.

But one production stands out above all others: John Barton's 1978 RSC version which set the play at the moment when summer melts into autumn, which pricked the bubble of intellectual arrogance and which had a dream cast.

Bubbling with intellectual flair and PR savvy, the laboratory councils are changing that.

Bubbles corrupt firms' intellectual capital; in telecoms, everything from sales incentives to budgeting had become based on measures that had little to do with a sober view of profits.

Critics have touted Cooper as being akin to "Bataille trapped in Disneyland," or "Aeschylus with a mouthful of bubble-gum"—a deviant intellectual who casts his lurid gaze at pop culture in the digitized age.