Sentence examples for intellectual prize from inspiring English sources
These molecules duly turned up, and are now called transfer RNA.Breaking the codeThe real intellectual prize, though, was the genetic code itself.
The intellectual prize fighter of the American right, he often threatened to "ram" things down people's throats if they didn't like it and clashed with the left's champions (Chomsky, Baldwin and, of course, Vidal).
The cancer cure would be a lovely bonus, but understanding the complex interplay of all the working parts making our cells behave – or misbehave – would be the ultimate intellectual prize.
Epstein used his Virgin Islands-based corporations to fund a summer camp for children with intellectual disabilities, a prize for a school essay-writing competition and Kindle e-readers for a school library.
It was a fitting tribute in a country where intellectual life is prized.
How is it that India has the focus and energy to save the English novel from extinction at the hands of the Booker Prize intellectuals?
And most prominently, it will create a $1 million prize for intellectual excellence in the human sciences, a field that Dr. Billington feels is neglected by the Nobel prizes.
"I think it's important that one day every year the mass media celebrates someone who has been awarded a prize for intellectual achievement".
The initial senior scholars are to be chosen within the next year, with the first Kluge prize for intellectual excellence likely in 2002.
There weren't nearly enough of those inspiring, memorable lessons in my day, but with expectations rising so sharply, creativity and intellectual debate should be prized.
The Czech public, only a few years removed from Communist oppression, prizes the intellectual freedom of its public institutions and reacts swiftly when they are threatened.
