Sentence examples for intellectual conscience from inspiring English sources

Vaclav Havel, his friend and Czech counterpart, calls him the "intellectual conscience of the Polish nation".

Still, Gill did credit her with helping to invent the magazine, and he called her Ross's "intellectual conscience".

He was once described by Václav Havel, the first president of the Czech Republic, as "the intellectual conscience of the Polish nation".

Harold A. Linstone, emeritus professor of systems science at Portland State University and longtime editor in chief of Technological Forecasting and Social Change, said Dr. Hoos was in many ways the intellectual conscience in the field of technology assessment.

In this view, most passionately argued by Johnny Rotten, the band's lead singer and intellectual conscience, punk was the spontaneous organic expression of working-class rage and boredom and Mr. McLaren was a poseur and an opportunist who stole the band's money and turned its members against each other.

For instance, developmental issues like the formation of one's worldview and intellectual conscience concerning science and research (Nixon 2004), emotions in the academia (Bloch 2012), competitive identities (Elizabeth and Grant 2013; Malcolm and Zukas 2009), all issues that are often neglected.

On the contrary, it is a new genre of its own, devoid of intellectual honesty, conscience or any moral underpinning.

Far from being a Parisian intellectual with little conscience about his affairs, Camus' relationships were important to him.

After the death of Friedrich Engels in 1895, Kautsky inherited the role of the intellectual and political conscience of German Marxism.

They suggest that he doesn't make great art as much as make great use — amplified by digital technology — of the role of the artist as public intellectual and social conscience.

In the Hirshhorn's show, "Ai Weiwei: According to What?" the art is frequently "overshadowed by the celebrity, pronouncements and predicaments of the artist himself," Ms. Smith writes in her review, suggesting that Mr. Ai "doesn't make great art as much as make great use — amplified by digital technology — of the role of the artist as public intellectual and social conscience".