Sentence examples for intellectual parlance from inspiring English sources
Its introduction into the mainstream of intellectual parlance, however, came with theological discourse during the patristic period, notably the attempts to clarify or define central truths of the Christian faith.
The ruling left a tiny gap through which death penalty states could wriggle by leaving it up to them to define the legal standard under which "mental retardation" – known in modern medical parlance as intellectual disability – is defined.
Although universities tend to view incubators aimed at undergraduates as the equivalent of a career office, they can also have claims on a student's I.P. (start-up parlance for intellectual property), says Todd Sherer, president of the Association of University Technology Managers, whose members turn campus inventions into commercial deals.
Kaldor writes as an academic and an activist - as an "organic intellectual" of the peace movement, to use an older parlance - and this lends her arguments passion and commitment.
In the parlance of diplomacy, Putin is a rational actor.
4. "There is some kind of anger in the man, a hostility that sometimes seems barely under control — as if he were, in street parlance, being 'dissed.' " 5. "He has the unreflective person's immunity from irony, that great killer of intellectual passion.
In their parlance: freedom.
In taxonomic parlance, V.
In their parlance, they "own the customer".
In modern parlance, this equates to "Talk.
