Sentence examples for intellectual label from inspiring English sources

I don't like the intellectual label.

Better, I think, to wear the "ivory-tower intellectual" label proudly.

Moreover, the intellectual property label may not necessarily be the best way to protect traditions and practices connected to food and beverage-related cultural resources.

The 13-year prison sentence of Chen Ziming, a dissident intellectual authorities labeled a principal "black hand" behind the 1989 democracy demonstrations at Tiananmen Square, officially ended yesterday, his relatives told reporters.

Almost overnight nearly one in ten Chinese intellectuals were labeled as 'rightists' in 1957 and were treated as class enemies of the people".

People who would happily accept the label "intellectual" were quick to surmise that the scandal was somehow cooked up by President Nicolas Sarkozy (with the help of French-hating Americans) to bring down a rival on the left.

It widened the attack on the Labour leader's deceased father with a double-page spread taking aim at his late friend the historian Eric Hobsbawm and tutor, Harold Laski, whom it labelled "intellectual apologists for Stalin".

The third factor labeled "intellectual aspects" contains three items with loadings > 0.53, and is best characterized by the item "specialty variety".

In his review of "The Creation of the Modern World," by Roy Porter (Dec. 24), T. H. Breen uses the term "the English Enlightenment" to label an intellectual movement that was in fact a British phenomenon.

One effective meme that Republicans have successfully introduced into the national conversation has been the disdainful label of "intellectual elite".

A. It's very dangerous in the Conservative Party to be labeled an intellectual.