Sentence examples for intellectual future from inspiring English sources
They no longer look to Miliband as the author of Labour's intellectual future.
But one evening late last month, the Harvard Club in Midtown was as good a place as any to go looking for the intellectual future of conservatism.
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His essay perpetuates the notion that "super people" can reach their potential only in the "best colleges" — and that the economic and intellectual future of the United States depends on individuals with Ivy League diplomas.
If one thing united these philosophers, from the association officers to the lowliest adjunct professor, it was a passion for their calling, their inferiority complex and uncertainty about the economic and intellectual future of their subject.
And in a letter rejecting an essay Irving Howe submitted to Politics in 1948, Macdonald warns Howe of "what seems to me a serious danger for your intellectual future" before going on to write: "Briefly, I thought the article... was lousy...
Then the great success of 'Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home,' the good-humored save-the-whales holiday smash of 30 years ago and fifth biggest film of the year, seemed to presage very good things for another youthful, intellectual, future-oriented political figure, then-presidential frontrunner Gary Hart.
She's got him into Quarry Bank, a solid grammar school that shortly before had produced two eminent intellectuals, the future Labour cabinet ministers Peter Shore and Bill Rodgers.
And further on: "The Contributor hereby assigns to the Company all existing and future Intellectual Property Rights".
That great jumble of fond memories, intellectual challenges and future delights doesn't just spark, it warms the whole house.
The intent of presenting this model is to help frame future intellectual inquiry and investigation into this innovative pedagogical modality.
