Sentence examples for intellectual counterpart from inspiring English sources

This natural religion, also called deism, was the intellectual counterpart to the more emotional antidogmatic faith of the Pietists, who advocated "heart religion" over "head religion".

Ravelstein, like Einhorn in "Augie," Himmelstein in "Herzog" or Cantabile in "Humboldt," is an imposing personality, a vivid, chain-smoking Chicago player "seen by the young men he was training as the intellectual counterpart to Jordan".

Dismissive of students who are lazy, mediocre or slow-witted, he is extolled by his disciples as "the intellectual counterpart" to Michael Jordan, and for these chosen few, he plays the role of father figure, confidant and confessor.

The intellectual counterpart of this prudent conduct, namely the refinement of our existing ideas, rather than replacing them, is what he had done in his revisions of the idea of sovereignty.

She adored, and was completely in love with, her husband Michael in whom she found her spiritual and intellectual counterpart.

Yet there has long been such a chasm between Western intellectuals and their counterparts in formerly subordinate countries, an incompatibility of historical memories.

Even the most learned Aztec priests never reached the intellectual level of their Maya counterparts of the 1st millennium, nor did they conceive of the eternity of time and of its "bearers," the divinized time periods.

As if in compensation, however, European musicians often moved freely in the sorts of intellectual circles that their American counterparts were shut out of, on account of racial segregation and jazz's ancestral links to show business.

Across all economic sectors, many of the industry-academy collaborations are of a research nature and mainly involve applied research with industry providing funding in exchange for intellectual contribution from the academic counterparts to the project (Butcher and Jeffrey 2005).

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

But unlike his fictional counterpart, the actor's intellectual curiosity does not deter him from action.