Sentence examples for intellectual notables from inspiring English sources

Of all the intellectual notables who have emerged since WW II in France, it is Roland Barthes whose work the writer is certain will endure.

The Parthenopean Republic had the enthusiastic support of a number of southern intellectuals and notables (members of the social or economic elite).

Frédéric Martel, an author and broadcaster who organized a gathering for government ministers, artists, intellectuals and other notables after the march, said: "We have to be in the streets and be strong.

While the rest of the world disassociated him from any meaningful personal role in the decision-making process and insisted on seeing him as an impotent figurehead lacking notable intellectual endowments, he was actually smarter and shrewder than most people gave him credit for, and more energetic too".

Notable Russian intellectual figures like Alexander Pushkin and Alexander Herzen wrote positively about the increased power and independence of women in their society and supported the growing concern for gender equality.

Notable intellectuals took sides.

The verdict said the killings were "a premeditated and secret plan to exterminate the best and most notable intellectuals belonging to different professions".

Intellectual coherence is not a notable feature of their politics.

Faster movements could have a fiery muscularity, but they were integrated into performances notable for their intellectual and structural coherence.

This gallery of vivid portraits makes for an intensely engaging book, notable for its intellectual breadth, arms-wide research and high-octane prose that keeps it riding high over the mass of details.

There are at least three other notable references to intellectual property in ancient times these cases are cited in Bruce Bugbee's formidable work The Genesis of American Patent and Copyright Law (Bugbee 1967).