Sentence examples for intellectual making from inspiring English sources

But she did like to know how things worked - "a more intellectual making sense".

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

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.

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.

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

ARE intellectuals making a comeback in France?

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

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

It began quietly, when Garry Wills, along with a few other Catholic intellectuals, made the long march from National Review to The New York Review of Books.

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

But the arrival among them a month ago of the movement's five top intellectuals made political analysts in the capital sit up and take notice.