Sentence examples for intellectual class from inspiring English sources
The intellectual class was on the wrong side".
Iraqi academics are the intellectual class of that country.
It certainly has set the French intellectual class on edge.
It is the weak, humanitarian, spineless French intellectual class.
This is a not uncommon theme among members of the Egyptian intellectual class.
Despite their violence, Maoist rebels still command considerable sympathy among India's left-of-center intellectual class.
"The sisters weren't millionaires," Mallea explained, "but they were the intellectual class of the 1950s".
So for that reason writers in Russia were the front rank of an intellectual class.
In Mauritania, the vast desert country to the north, black Africans, mainly from Senegal, were until recently the fishermen, skilled workmen and a key part of the professional-intellectual class of that country.
The intellectual class a synonym, in Feith's mind, for the liberal élite misunderstood the Oslo peace process as well, he said, for the same essential reason: the belief that the authoritarian Arafat could be appeased.
Second, her charge against the intellectual class that they invent "completely fantastic and interesting and complicated things" and get "trapped in their own ideas"—is the perfect description of her own heavily theoretical and utterly impersonal view of Eichmann.
