Sentence examples for intellectual styles from inspiring English sources

In 1976 "Einstein" was seen as a combative declaration from the booming downtown scene directed against the established uptown culture, especially the complex, intellectual styles of contemporary music sanctioned within academia.

With wit and bravado "Travesties" made a case for finding expressly theatrical embodiments of intellectual styles and for bringing legendary cultural sensibilities together to strike sparks off one another.

The personalities and intellectual styles of the two men are often contrasted: Malinowski was charismatic and romantic and is still remembered for his vast fieldwork-based publications on the Trobriand Islanders of Papua New Guinea; Radcliffe-Brown was drier and more austere and left as an intellectual legacy a series of short, systematizing essays on comparison, function, and, above all, kinship.

The great debate over Darwinism represented a profound clash between conflicting cultures, intellectual styles, and academic values.

"I'm more into the highbrow intellectual style," said the younger Mr. Conrad.

So doing policy-relevant economics does not, for me, mean a drastic change in intellectual style.

As bishop and cardinal, the later, hard-edged Ratzinger developed a strikingly coherent intellectual style.

I realized this kind of problem-solving fit my intellectual style.

He found its smallish but earnest and well-educated readership ideally suited to his cool, intellectual style and literary grounding.

She later adds, "The playfulness and paradox of this new religiosity does for Christians what postmodernism, with its doubt-filled, self-aware, playful intellectual style, did for intellectuals.

The trouble is that it may be pushed further than this; for Mr Gore's intellectual style is to push everything to its furthest limits.