Sentence examples for intellectual of course from inspiring English sources

There is common ground here, intellectual, of course, but also generational and geographic: New York, 1960s, self-reflexivity, reform and revolution.

A group of extremists, intellectuals of course, dares to propound unification.

There was a really interesting mix of characters in the town, all those intellectuals, of course, and the year-rounders.

(The true intellectuals, of course, are Shylock and Strulovitch).

In this way, the role of the critic can shade into that of the public intellectual, and of course many great critics have been intellectuals, too.

This is an intellectual realization, of course; it's a kind of skepticism.

In his half-hour Q&A I measured a laugh once every couple of minutes - very high for a public intellectual but of course not close to the professional comic's benchmark of one gag every 20 seconds.

He said, "[octopuses] have such a large bulbous head and Squidward thinks he's an intellectual so of course, he's gonna have a large bulbous head".

These intellectuals were of course "the rivals" who, in Kepel's phrase, had "abandoned" the left, just as many early neoconservatives had done in the U.S. What enrages former or current progressives is the apparent paradox that lies at the heart of Ramadan's political rhetoric.

The position of writers and intellectuals was, of course, different.

This intellectual retreat is of course not unique to France.