Sentence examples similar to intellectual prostitute from inspiring English sources
Various groups of exiles are: the businessmen from Shanghai and Canton, intellectuals, prostitutes, fishermen, generals.
Painters, intellectuals, prostitutes and gender-bucking entertainers led the show in this erotic metropolis.
Thus already in the 17th century, Yoshiwara with its bourgeois and aristocratic clients, its music, theater, bohemian artists and intellectuals, abundance of prostitutes and high-class "grandes horizontales," in many ways prefigured the nightlife of Paris, London and other European capitals in the 19th century.
The show concludes with another famous story, "The Whore of Mensa," in which Lupowitz finds himself in the middle of a blackmail case involving a prostitute who sells intellectual debate for cold, hard cash.
In 1964 he produced Bill Manhoff's two-handed comedy, "The Owl and the Pussycat," a romance about a pseudo-intellectual who works in a bookstore and a model/actress who is also a prostitute.
Former prostitute, reformed.
