Sentence examples for intellectual fever from inspiring English sources

It started an intellectual fever that spread contagiously across Europe.

Equally George, although he visits London and relishes its early sixties intellectual fever, is wedded irrevocably to the land.

But we also learned that on economic policy, as on foreign policy, Mitt Romney has abandoned any pose of moderation and taken up residence in the right's intellectual fever swamps.

The reasons Russia was able to get ahead of us is that we hav too small appropriations for basic research, too little emphasis on pure science, too low salaries for teachers, & an anti-intellectual fever.

Ischemic events can be triggered by hyperventilation due to physical or intellectual activity, dehydration, fever, and crying in babies.

LUCIO COSTA was the sort of man whose passing would normally provoke intellectuals into a fever of triumphalism about the wonders of Brazilian modernist culture.

In the 1960s and 1970s some Western intellectuals, smitten with China fever, were persuaded that Mao Zedong had achieved an egalitarian society.

"The extraordinary thing about Butley, it still seems to me, is that the play gives us a character who hurls himself towards destruction while living, in the fever of his intellectual hell, with a vitality and brilliance known to few of us," Pinter wrote.

Where we are, in fact, is not in an earnest counter-historical what-if but instead inside the eternal fever dream of the Russian intellectual: what Russia could have been if not for the path it chose.

Intellectual things.

Intellectual confusion.