Sentence examples for intellectual garden from inspiring English sources

Minsky entered Harvard in September of 1946 and found the place a revelation — a sort of intellectual garden salad, "a whole universe of things to do".

Minsky entered Harvard in September of 1946 and found the place a revelation a sort of intellectual garden salad, "a whole universe of things to do".

Her "Intellectual Ladies Grid Garden," with its cement-and-grass checkerboard pattern, appeared lush and green.

Pottering in the garden and intellectual inquiry are time-honoured forms of respectable laziness.

He is also more articulate and thoughtful than his rivals, but as the privately educated, academic historian son of a peer, he gives off the stale whiff of a 1950s Hampstead Garden Suburb intellectual from Labour's Gaitskellite right, and that feels cripplingly outmoded today.

But Dantec is not just a garden-variety French intellectual but a right-winger, who left France — which he calls the "spearhead of the Islamization of Europe" — for Canada; and he writes for the Québecois magazine Égards, which bills itself as "the magazine of the conservative resistance".

He wasn't an intellectual, like the dons whose Oxford gardens he dug.

He seems like the perfect fit to fill a position once held by, say, "Garden State -era Zach Braff: State -eratellectual, self-deprecating, boyishly cute.

She is not, of course, a garden variety New Yorker, nor the dour intellectual her reputation prepares one for.

One evening in July, I spoke with the moderate politician and intellectual Sadiq al-Mahdi on the terrace overlooking the garden of his palatial home in Omdurman.

While she maintained her interest in politics throughout her life, spent many happy hours tending her garden and also pursued a wide range of intellectual and artistic interests, family was the true center of her life.