Sentence examples for intellectual pays from inspiring English sources

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His silence with Van Vechten was simply the price that every black artist and intellectual pays: to climb out of obscurity, he must endure the language of whites whose humor and cocktail-party chatter is still drawn from the well of Reconstruction.

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"The Turkish state has the power to make so-called politicians [and] so-called intellectuals pay for the blood of its martyrs". .

That it's above my intellectual pay grade.

When he lived with his ex, Mr. Friedlander, a former caterer who now produces Lucid NYC, a series of parties with intellectual content, paid $1,900 a month for "a conventional one-bedroom in Chelsea".

Her frustration at being chased from the lawns of an Oxbridge college by a beadle who interrupts her train of thought, at being denied access to the library, at being brought face to face with the misogynist professor in the British Museum, all speak of genuine bitterness at the way women have always been patronised, but also of awareness of the intellectual price paid as a result.

The analysis has taken into account the cognitive areas where WRS articles are published and the areas from where it takes its intellectual nourishing, paying special attention to the growing trends of the key areas.

In the hours after the announcement of Wiesel's death, the country's leading political and intellectual dignitaries paid tribute to him with eloquent expressions of mourning, while Israel's news media dedicated front-page headlines and broadcast time to the world's "most famous" Holocaust survivor.

I don't control an American culture that won't let teachers hold children accountable, that values athletic prowess over intellectual ability and pays accordingly, and that spends more money on cable, movies and video games than on books.

The European Romantic movement prompted French-educated Breton intellectuals to pay attention to oral literature.

In Russia, only a very small crowd of journalists and liberal intellectuals may pay attention, but this constituency is irrelevant at best, and is often decried as the "fifth column" or "national traitors".

To improve things, he suggests that public intellectuals should pay more attention to social (particularly economic) realities, spare us their value judgments and post their columns on university websites (where colleagues will supposedly spot and correct their errors).What are we to make of this extraordinary construction, with its artificial-vanilla-flavour assumptions?

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