Sentence examples for intellectual parentage from inspiring English sources

Born in France in 1907 of intellectual parentage, for many years he taught a popular course in cultural history at Columbia University in New York.

In 1655 Huygens for the first time visited Paris, where his distinguished parentage, wealth, and affable disposition gave him entry to the highest intellectual and social circles.

In this learned and radical pastor, Mr. Obama found a guide who could explain Jesus and faith in terms intellectual no less than emotional, and who helped a man of mixed racial parentage come to understand himself as an African-American.

Why lie about her parentage?

Their father is Breton from Vietnamese parentage.

Flory was born of Huguenot-German parentage.

Agricola was born of obscure parentage.

Nothing is known of his parentage.

Here the parentage becomes more muddled.

Intellectual things.

Intellectual confusion.