Sentence examples for intellectual generation from inspiring English sources
His target, he wrote, was "the uneasy conscience and moral cowardice of an intellectual generation".
At the same time, by retracing Sereni's references, the paper analyses the complex and controversial relationship between science and political commitment which characterised both his career and his intellectual generation.
Mark Bauerlein of Emory University echoes the theme in his new data-filled book, The Dumbest Generation, which paints a picture of self-absorption young people faself-absorption youngves, and each other, but "the least curious and intellectual generation in national history".
The book's account of college years at Berkeley and Harvard documents the acute social conscience of May's intellectual generation, coming of age under the influence of the appealing left-wing politics of the 1930s.
The advantages of this to pathogen drug discovery (including the abrogation of intellectual property generation) primary data sharing can then become instantaneous and global.
(This is a topic that, unlike most Arab intellectuals of his generation, he has generally avoided, though he has long made clear his contempt for the Palestinian leadership).
But because he is, to my mind, the leading public intellectual of his generation.
He was the founder of modern education and provincial administration and was Thailand's leading intellectual of his generation.
Sartre's essays and novels made him the most admired intellectual of his generation and won him the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1964 (which he refused).
