Sentence examples for intellectual into from inspiring English sources
He sprinkled English words — "elegance," "romanticism," "fantasy," "intellectual" — into every other sentence.
Three years later The Name of the Rose turned the public intellectual into a purveyor of ingenious if turgid fiction.
Lyddie sees in Paul the opportunity to turn a soft leftish intellectual into a fighting man with hard warrior values.
Next!" Encounters with extreme brutality have seemingly converted this open-minded intellectual into a vengeful war hawk, but Farah doesn't offer enough clarity about this profound evolution.
Turning the personal journals of a writer and intellectual into compelling theater is the kind of difficult challenge that the Builders Association delights in.
This sounds strange, given that France makes intellectuals into celebrities.
I think Britain is a little better at bringing intellectuals into discourse than America, where I'm from.
But in this prosperous region, the party made more efforts to attract business executives and intellectuals into the Communist movement.
The Mongol invasions had put foreign rulers on the throne and drove many intellectuals into seclusion and subtle dissidence.
Sartre put Lanzmann partly in charge of editing a thousand-page historic issue of Les Temps Modernes in 1967, dedicated to bringing Israeli and Arab intellectuals into a productive dialogue.
LUCIO COSTA was the sort of man whose passing would normally provoke intellectuals into a fever of triumphalism about the wonders of Brazilian modernist culture.
