Sentence examples for intellectual directions from inspiring English sources

In the 1950s the critical theorists of the Frankfurt School diverged in several intellectual directions.

Your informal advisers question, challenge, and guide you in new intellectual directions, which may, or may not, be directly related to your research project.

His sense of intellectual direction is unfailing; unfailingly he follows it too far.

Connected with the change in his intellectual direction after the completion of Principia was a profound change in his personal life.

Not since the heady period of Bernstein and Boulez, in the sixties and seventies, has the ensemble shown such a sense of intellectual direction.

It's still got plenty of willing foot soldiers, and a lot of big money behind it, but where is the fresh thinking and intellectual direction?

They come not from film school but from a more intellectual direction, and I think that is because of their politics, that they saw film as a way of changing people's minds".

Usman himself retired in 1811 to concentrate on the intellectual direction of the movement, which followed the teachings of the Qadiri brotherhood and strict adherence to the Maliki code of laws.

Under the intellectual direction of free market economists Alan Peacock and Sam Brittan, advertising on the BBC was rejected (as too damaging to the private sector) in favour of a long-term solution that 'British broadcasting should move towards a sophisticated market system based on consumer sovereignty'.

As an undergraduate, he had been elected to the "Apostles," the secret Cambridge discussion society that did much to shape the intellectual direction of modern Cambridge; Sidgwick's allegiance to this group was a very significant feature of his life and work (Lubenow, 1998).

The magazine stand at a grocery store can be an amazing gift at times for gauging public opinion, political controversies, business practices and shifts in intellectual direction.