Sentence examples for intellectual crowd from inspiring English sources

It drew an intellectual crowd from the university district.

The top six among this presumably intellectual crowd are all Harry Potter books.

When the television announced the arrest of Seif al-Islam, Colonel Qaddafi's son often described as the heir apparent, many in the mostly intellectual crowd of about 70 jumped out of the chairs, congratulated each other and exchanged kisses.

As Marcus explained, "I think his natural reserve and the variegated subject matter have caused him to be taken less seriously by the intellectual crowd that runs literature departments and literary quarterlies".

Cafe de Pels (Huidenstraat 25; 31-20-622-9037), in the Nine Streets area, is a brown bar that hasn't quite browned yet: it's a pleasant spot that attracts a young, intellectual crowd who can get quite boisterous in both the after-work and late-night hours.

The Bentons often gathered in the evening with friends, including Max Eastman, the leftist editor; Roger Baldwin, the American Civil Liberties Union founder; and other members of the radical intellectual crowd who frequented the cooperative Chilmark summer camp known as Barn House.

10 p.m. 3) A LOT TO DIGEST For a digestif, join the assorted intellectuals crowding the classic zinc bar at La Belle Hortense (31, rue Vieille-du-Temple; 33-1-48-04-71-60; www.cafeine.com), a cozy Old World-style wine bar.

"My original hip-hop fan base was somehow evolving into a more intellectual hacker crowd," he says.

Big ideas, or at least earnest intellectual conceits, crowd the screen along with suave digital effects and gaudy costumes.

"Big ideas, or at least earnest intellectual conceits, crowd the screen along with suave digital effects and gaudy costumes," Mr. Scott wrote in The Times in October.

His parents were very much a part of the intellectual art crowd," she told Winfrey but their union continues to attract attention from the US press.