Sentence examples for intellectual discrimination from inspiring English sources
We might have escaped from the confusion between social and intellectual discrimination.
But the politicization of usage contributes to its trivialization, and tends to vitiate it as an exercise in intellectual discrimination.
In this paradoxical fashion, an otherwise extraordinarily rigorous mind tackles historical issues with little apparent awareness that these issues, in their own modest way, also demand intellectual discrimination.
If, as will be suggested later, their connections are often too mechanical and rigid, they nevertheless make the history of the fraternity a topic that does not, as Clinton complained, "mortify our intellectual discrimination" (McClenachan, 2 432).
After all, to suggest that some readings might be wrong is not only to engage in intellectual discrimination, but to enter into complicity with a number of imperious gestures that carry dire political consequences.
His intellectual discrimination, along with a good deal of common sense and creativity, made a home for many of us in the pages of this journal and in the larger world.
The current edition, the eleventh, includes basic statements on academic freedom, tenure, and due process; academic governance; professional ethics; research and teaching; online and distance education; intellectual property; discrimination; collective bargaining; accreditation; and students' rights and freedoms.
These statements address contemporary issues that stir deep emotional responses, from disarmament, migrations, trade, and intellectual property to discrimination and freedom of conscience.
China has already taken steps to combat the theft of intellectual property and discrimination against foreign firms, and to expand public spending on health care and education so that Chinese consumers do not feel compelled to save so much — actions that Mr. Geithner cautiously praised.
He needs to learn the lessons of history, a history tainted by racism and intellectual justification of discrimination.
He recently launched his national law firm, Ben Crump Law, and is working on a book about the racist roots of America and the intellectual justification of discrimination still prevalent today.
