Sentence examples for intellectual made from inspiring English sources

His father scolded him for being so cold, and said that being too intellectual made a person a bore.

Here was some of the thorniest jazz ever made, and Mr. Braxton, a pipe-smoking, chess-playing intellectual, made a perfect mascot for the new abstruseness.

In Berlin, BBC Culture spoke to the French film-maker about what drew him to Chomsky and what the 85-year-old intellectual made of Is The Man Who is Tall Happy?, which took its name from his 1957 book Syntactic Structures.

She believes the positioning of Pound as "National Monster" and "designated fascist intellectual" made him a stand-in for the silent majority in Germany, occupied France and Belgium, as well as Britain and the United States, who, she argues, made the Holocaust possible by aiding or standing by.

DeVincentis, rangy, nervy, cool, and Peckham, rounder, more measured and intellectual, make for a mismatched pair but have an engaging rapport, both onscreen and off.

Intellectual: Make flashcards and review them daily when you do not have time to study.

Intellectuals made fun of Eisenhower's mangled syntax, but they were outnumbered by voters wearing "I Like Ike" buttons.

ARE intellectuals making a comeback in France?

The room for honest speaking is far greater than Russian intellectuals make use of.

We need to acknowledge that intellectuals make significant and enduring contributions to our lives and to helping Americans exercise the responsibilities of democratic citizenship".

The jury is out on whether intellectuals make for good politicians.