Sentence examples for intellectual from from inspiring English sources

A female intellectual from the Philippines sat alone at the back of the room.

A true intellectual from whom we always enjoyed the opportunity to learn something new.

He did not fit the classic profile of a doctrinaire intellectual from Spain's communist-led left.

"Inventing Herself" is a sort of popular history of the modern feminist intellectual from Mary Wollstonecraft to Hillary Clinton.

A conservative policy intellectual from a different think tank sent me an email suggesting that I read Paul Ryan's budget proposal, "The Path to Prosperity: Restoring America's Promise".

David Hesse, an "urban intellectual from Zurich", who gave up a journalism career to study in Edinburgh, says: "You could call my field the imagined diaspora.

Reston was describing Vice-President Henry Wallace, the farmer-intellectual from Iowa, who had taken charge of economic planning on the eve of America's entry into the Second World War.

His closest friends in South Africa were Jewish intellectuals from England and Germany.

A coalition of intellectuals from Kurdish, secular and Islamic opposition groups provided the last internal push.

Its audience includes opinion leaders and intellectuals from throughout Indian society.

Soros grants and contracts have kept many Lithuanian intellectuals from going hungry.