Sentence examples for intellectual drama from inspiring English sources

Writer tells the story of all the research as an intellectual drama of high order.

For Adorno it becomes an intellectual drama, a form program music.

He advocated a more intellectual drama and greater theatrical subtlety than the British public was accustomed to.

Another, nicer way of putting it is that Gray bridged the gulf between intellectual drama and popular drama.

Since he is given to intellectual drama, he often overreacted, and much of the entertainment of the Dish was watching him walk back his more outrageous arguments.

Yes, it's a space show, but it's also an intellectual drama about nine underdogs struggling in the moral chaos of a postglobalist universe.

Tocqueville's life is always a pulsing intellectual and political drama.

Nova doesn't try to achieve artistic drama or intellectual sophistication.

Uncomfortable in English, he relies on notes when speaking and struggles to convey intellectual heft or moral drama.

The dynamism of the book is intellectual, and the real drama is at the top of the page.

(It is an awkward truth that social life is the antidote to scholarly paranoia; it drains intellectual differences of their drama. The cure for the acrimony of intellectuals is dinner.