Sentence examples for intellectual reference from inspiring English sources

As intellectual reference the offered Robert Hutchins, president of the Chicago University.

At its height in Paris between the wars, surrealism was an intellectual reference point.

Bourdieu became "the intellectual reference" for movements opposed to neo-liberalism and globalisation that developed in France and elsewhere during the 90s.

A philosophy MA student, she's given interviews touching on everything from the Freudian unconscious to Nigeria's kidnapped schoolgirls, not the most common intellectual reference points for artists with one eye on a slot on Sunday Brunch.

Our key intellectual reference point in this discussion is Roberto Esposito and his thoughts on what he calls an 'immunitary paradigm' or 'regime' together with his critical perspectives on the origins and social fabrics of community, gift and solidarism.

Pinsky was chosen to guest star because the writers wanted an intellectual reference for Lisa, and because they knew that Pinsky was a fan of the show, having read an article of The Time in which Pinsky stated that he "admired the writing" of The Simpsons.

Japan made intellectual references in their lyrics, and their fans were makeup-wearing arty types.

And I think that many critics are made uneasy by Apatow's separation of moral seriousness from explicit intellectual references.

Despite all those intellectual references, his stump speech is based on much the same optimistic populism as John Edwards's.

Written in a combination of military jargon and intellectual references to the philosopher John Locke, its articles include both right-wing politics and military tactics.

I slip from a life of shared intellectual references and friends with Ivy graduate degrees into a land of workers who are often invisible and deemed low-status.