Sentence examples for intellectual separation from inspiring English sources

For readers and writers, true independence seems to mean financial as well as intellectual separation from the powers-that-be.

Backing the second quarterback has become a cliché, and Griffin is so good that it is hard to gain intellectual separation by preferring him to Andrew Luck.

We propose to look at spatial planning and energy planning not as distinct "two sides of a coin" but as a continuum because intellectual separation and sectoral analysis leads to sub-optimal solutions.

As Bordo argues, the mark of Cartesianism is not so much its claims to neutral objectivity as it is its "passion for intellectual separation, demarcation, and order" (1987, 77, emphasis in original).

CC: has been involved in drafting the manuscript, revising it critically for important intellectual content, cell separation.

The intellectual argument over the separation of church and state has now been won, and won decisively.

"All of us believe there should be far less separation among intellectual and creative activities," Mr. Bollinger said during an interview in his office on Friday, as Mr. Mosher, sitting next to him, nodded in agreement.

In modern Britain and the United States, it was assumed that the intellectual, and then institutional, separation of Christianity and modern politics had been mutually beneficial — that the modern state had benefited by being absolved from pronouncing on doctrinal matters, and that Christianity had benefited by being freed from state interference.

A growing number of careers that have the potential to employ food studies graduates challenge the neat separation between intellectual and manual expertise.

His stark separation between intellectual thoughts and emotional feelings was endorsed by many of the leading psychologists of the late 19th century.

The profound loss of coherence in humane letters was furthered by the gradual decline of Latin as the lingua franca of European intellectuals and the consequent separation of national traditions.