Sentence examples for intellectual precincts from inspiring English sources
And since socializing in those narrow literary and intellectual precincts consisted of egos battling for position, status, friendship, and love, it was inevitable that the criticism embody and sometimes exemplify what Delmore Schwartz — no mean takedown artist himself — once called "the scrimmage of appetite".
And since socializing in those narrow literary and intellectual precincts consisted of egos battling for position, status, friendship, and love, it was inevitable that the criticism embody and sometimes exemplify what Delmore Schwartz no mean takedown artist himself once called "the scrimmage of appetite".
But even as grizzled octogenarians, Mr. Buckley and Mr. Mailer remained in many respects enfants terribles who never forgot that their validation had come from outside the polite precincts of the intellectual establishment.
Travel invariably expands a person's parameters, like air huffed into a balloon: there is an intellectual broadening, a widening of the precincts.
Within their faux-lavish feminized precincts, the Stettheimers exchanged ideas with intellectuals and artists of the day, a mostly male crowd including Marcel Duchamp, Alfred Stieglitz, Marsden Hartley, Cecil Beaton and Leo Stein.
All precincts have reported.
Who chooses the precincts?
What about the "missing" precincts?
He usually dwells in quieter precincts.
