Sentence examples for intellectual cut from inspiring English sources

Moreover, he was passionate about the intellectual cut and thrust of the debates over privatisation and transport policy.

You see it in Alan Bennett, in the intellectual cut and thrust of The History Boys, and also in the social comedy of A Private Function.

He also quickly developed a local reputation as a promising young intellectual and cut a dashing figure in Königsberg society.

The theft of intellectual property cuts across such highly competitive products as Microsoft Windows, Apple iPads, groundbreaking pharmaceuticals and award-winning films.

Preferably not; swaydo-intellectual Latinisms cut no ice with him, unless he allowed himself a silkily Catulline ave atque vale.As a practised scribbler never truly a hack, for that word, borrowed from England, denoted a broken-down horse let out for hire he also knew better than to squander a good nugget in the lede.

He was a true intellectual, yet could cut to the chase of a matter with his wit and insight.

James Forsyth at Coffee House says setting out the intellectual case for cuts is the easy bit.

Our story last week about the big changes to Radio National in 2017 has sparked a great deal of anger from fans of the ideas network who fear management is dismantling the public broadcaster's intellectual heart with cuts to specialist programming.

Between these two opposed limits there were intermediate levels of knowledge, which varied from mere suspicion of cancer to clear-cut intellectual awareness of illness, though without full emotional understanding.

And he can spot a Bloomsbury woman - that is, an intellectual - from the cut of her clothes.

ELISABETH BADINTER, a doyenne of French intellectual thought, loves to cut against the grain of her times.