Sentence examples for intellectual star from inspiring English sources
Uriel himself is an intellectual star.
His later works praising the price mechanism and fretting about economic planning are what turned him into an intellectual star.
By the late 1980's, Mr. Derrida's intellectual star was on the wane on both sides of the Atlantic.
He studied composition at Booker T. Washington's Tuskegee Institute, in Macon County, Alabama — and was the intellectual star of his class — before coming to New York, in 1937.
He turned himself into an intellectual star by writing about ethnic America, a subject he knew well from his childhood in Hell's Kitchen.
Today, Clark is rightly being rediscovered and this exhibition is an encounter with a dazzling intellectual star who put big ideas in clear words and gorgeous images.
He was acknowledged as one of, if not the brightest of Camelot's intellectual stars, though he was seen by some as arrogant and overly clinical.
Still in its infancy, Nuit debout is wary of récupération – attempts by established politicians or intellectual stars, however sympathetic, to hijack the movement to their benefit.
At Serpentine Gallery, London, until 17 September Jean Genet, Act 1 and Act 2 A thief, a writer, a human rights activist – Jean Genet was one of the intellectual stars of postwar French culture and a friend of artists including Giacometti.
The Sanguo zhi (Chapter 28, commentary), for example, reports that Zhong Hui (225 264), who rivaled Wang Bi as one of the brightest intellectual stars of the age, and others all elaborated on it.
More dedicated fans seem to be working through the new content more quickly than Blizzard had planned.Second, although many of the previous WoW challengers boasted solid brands and intellectual property, Star Wars is the biggest franchise of all.
