Sentence examples for intellectual of a from inspiring English sources

A self-made intellectual of a particularly English stripe, Mr. Childish has sworn loyalty to populist art at its rawest.

If you're an intellectual of a certain age, you remember that in the 80s and maybe a bit of a way into the 90s it was common on the right to see American society as being in a process of catastrophic moral decline, descending into social anarchy.

Fareed Zakaria, on the other hand, is an intellectual of a very high order, whom I have cited previously.

Anyone thought to be an intellectual of any sort was killed.

But count one for him in Italy, where Dario Cecchini has for years been the butcher-intellectual of a Tuscan village called Panzano in Chianti.

The idea, long espoused by German intellectuals, of a cursed people or culture or society, "a community bound by fate," is enough to make anybody feel gloomy.

In the nineteen-forties and fifties, intellectuals of a certain sort were obsessed with the problem of culture manufactured for the masses.

From early on, he found much to admire in the liberal vision, propagated by some Palestinian Jewish intellectuals, of a binational Arab-Jewish state.

He is a master of the book review, and his brilliant pieces recall intellectuals of an older vintage Dwight Macdonald, maybe, or Edmund Wilson.

A theoretical model was created; it interconnects the Intellectual Capital components as a way of understanding the intellectual wealth of a learning organization.

I wasn't the organic intellectual of Marxist fantasies, a proletarian politicized in the factory, but few are.