Sentence examples for intellectual collapses from inspiring English sources

When Victor Laszlo leads the demoralized French in the "Marseilles," and even Yvonne, the chippy who is sleeping with a Nazi officer, joins in, the stoniest intellectual collapses in tears.

"It is an intellectual collapse of their position".

"It's not a minor policy adjustment, it's the intellectual collapse of their position".

Miliband didn't want to give Creasy the credit for the Government's intellectual collapse either.

And this makes one wonder how much difference the intellectual collapse of the austerian position will actually make.

But the Prime Minister does not realise the scale of the intellectual collapse that was happening around him.

"Nothing can erase the ineffable sadness of an American presidency, like this one, in total intellectual collapse," Bolton wrote.

There's a special contempt reserved for the political apostate — an accusation of intellectual collapse, an odor of betrayal.

There's grief for Professor Conway, who, some believe, precipitated Simon's "catastrophic intellectual collapse" by abandoning Cambridge for Princeton.

"The metaphor to look at is intellectual collapse," said John R. Bolton, the Bush administration's former ambassador to the United Nations.

Kay's description sounds more reminiscent of Weimar Germany or other societies in a state of intellectual collapse than the habitual din and hubbub of American democracy.