Sentence examples for intellectual expanse from inspiring English sources
Some people, quite a lot of people actually, used the intellectual expanse of the blogosphere to simply link out to records they liked.
"Some people might surmise that intellectual immersion in vast expanses of space and time would render cosmologists serene and uncaring about what happens next year, next week, or tomorrow," he said at a news conference.
But in the losing battle of the square-mile city of Central Falls to avoid bankruptcy this year, parts of what made this municipality a community became expendable, among them: the Adams Memorial Library, a handsome Greek Revival building that for a century has been an intellectual refuge amid an urban expanse of triple-deckers and old mills.
Still, it's Southern California's landscape and its vast expanse, both physical and intellectual, that enables her to translate her visions, usually following a certain type of ritualistic preparation.
After all, the crowded expanse of strip malls and traffic jams south of San Francisco is hardly known as an intellectual or cultural hot spot.
"I like the open expanse.
Reputation depicts Frayn as a reserved intellectual and, in many ways, the spindly figure who leads me through a book-lined hallway to a spacious, austere sitting room overlooking a huge expanse of lawn, conforms to type.
Most obvious is sheer territorial expanse.
