Sentence examples for intellectual position from inspiring English sources

Chinua Achebe's work has been important to my own writing practice through the exploration of his ideas on Conrad and language use: I read and write with an understanding of prejudice in spite of a positive intellectual position, and accept my existence as a hybrid of ever-expanding ancestries, who thinks and writes in many languages.

Politics is more than an intellectual position.

His intellectual position was simple, and rested on three suppositions.

Bourget's most important novel, Le Disciple (1889), heralded a marked change in his intellectual position.

"For us that's an intellectual position, yes," he said, about the lack of beds.

By the end of the thirties, Milosz's intellectual position was becoming intolerable.

But by the 1990s he was accustomed to defending his intellectual positions.

The Branch role gave Mr. Thompson something else: the chance to explain conservative intellectual positions to millions of viewers.

It's hard not to conclude that Loury's intellectual positions today reflect shifting personal needs as much as shifting intellectual convictions.

"While my encounter with the Five Percenters influenced my thinking about race and religion," Mr. Knight writes, "something else happened, something deeper than intellectual positions".

Shaw was unsparing in his concern not to come between the students and their efforts at finding their own intellectual positions.