Sentence examples for intellectual heart from inspiring English sources
The reflexive use of the word "acknowledge," as opposed to "address --or, Headdress --or "rectify"--seemed very close to the intellectuaddress --orNew Labour.
Brink's five years at Stellenbosch were spent pushing a university that had been the intellectual heart of apartheid into opening its doors to black students.
The reflexive use of the word "acknowledge," as opposed to "address --or, Headdress --or "rectify"--seemed very close to the intellectuaddress --orNew Labour..
Like most great modern libraries, that ancient one also served as a center for writers, the intellectual heart of a democratized, mercantile city.
Aimée Leduc, Black's adorably punkish sleuth, is in her element in this youthful setting, the intellectual heart of the city, with its schools, museums, bookstores and student haunts.
The most outstanding ruler of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach was Charles Augustus (duke from 1775 to 1828), patron of the great German writers Goethe, Herder, and Schiller, under whom Weimar was the intellectual heart of Germany.
Having known the important influence of an American intellectual center in the heart of Belgrade and realizing the difficult relationship between Washington and Belgrade at that time (mid-nineties), it seemed inconceivable to me that the US Government would give up such an important diplomatic tool.
This year's Booker Prize winner concerns a gay intellectual whose heart has room in it to like Margaret Thatcher.
This year's Booker Prize novel concerns a gay intellectual whose heart has room in it to like Margaret Thatcher.
But if the classroom and the library were Mr. Tygiel's intellectual haunts, his heart was on the ball field.
As Patterson points out, "Glenn had argued so powerfully against affirmative action that the shift in position struck me more as a signal to the black community that he wanted back in, rather than a strongly intellectual change of heart".
