Sentence examples for intellectual collaborator from inspiring English sources

The key performance in Mackmin's production, however, comes from Fenella Woolgar as Mrs Elvsted who is Loevborg's intellectual collaborator and the terrified friend of Hedda's schooldays.

He had already met Friedrich Engels (who also frequently appears as a Russian statue, despite being less hirsute), who became both his closest intellectual collaborator and the source of much of the money he lived on.

"Denise" is Denise Scott Brown, who had been Venturi's intellectual collaborator since the early nineteen-sixties, and a partner in the firm since 1969, deeply involved in everything it had done.

In South America, where he had doggedly supported moderate economic reformers through decades of dictatorship, he was personally invited to the presidential inaugurations of Patricio Aylwin, who took over after the ouster of Augusto Pinochet in Chile, and Fernando Henrique Cardoso, a longtime friend and intellectual collaborator in Brazil.

After Cranach's death, his workshop was taken over by his son Lucas the Younger — whose works in the show include a startlingly vivacious portrait of Luther's intellectual collaborator Philipp Melanchthon, which, like some Cranach nudes, might almost be the work of our contemporary John Currin.

These options, opened up by Maupertuis's speculations, were then developed and elaborated within an institutional setting by his friend and intellectual collaborator, Georges-Louis LeClerc, comte de Buffon (1707 88).

In one late story, she imagines her three most valued intellectual collaborators, now all dead, gathered at a Chinese restaurant in heaven: Susan Sontag, Edward Said and Anthony Sampson.

"We were still intellectual collaborators, but we were no longer each other's anchors, and the writing was very hard," she said.

Special thanks go to my intellectual collaborators: the Accountant Formerly Known as Ron and the Engineer Formerly Known as Paul.

The PI should make clear what the nature of the intellectual collaboration will be and how the strengths of the collaborator complement her or his strengths".

Kieltyka in particular believed Bailey saw her as an intellectual and professional collaborator.