Sentence examples for intellectual press from inspiring English sources

Almost immediately upon his arrival in the U.S., he began publishing essays, translated from the Russian by his friends, in the American intellectual press.

Whenever a major artistic figure departs, whatever remains of the intellectual press fills up with a genre of reminiscence that might be called "Brief Encounters with Genius".

It continued: "I believe the award is also an acknowledgement of John's generosity of spirit, as well as his immense influence as a public intellectual, politician, press ombudsman and advocate for social reform.

The intellectual pressure.

These characters are rather intellectual punch-press operators, man and wife.

Several public intellectuals, journalists, press freedom organizations, newspapers, and politicians protested their releases.

In colleges and high schools throughout the country, they repudiated their teachers and principals as "capitalists" or "stinking intellectuals" and pressed them into service as laborers.

There is no place for such questions in societies that men like Ahmadinejad and Nasrallah preside over, countries where intellectual debate and press freedoms are severely limited.

Congressional committees, a free press, intellectuals, academics: we all have some stake in making sure we keep each other honest.

This time, the protest was coming from the left on campuses and among the intellectuals and the press.

Although these pietisms have been immensely satisfying to millions of modern believers, they have been handicapped in the intellectual arena when pressed for the definitions people need in a world of choice.