Sentence examples for intellectual suggests from inspiring English sources

WH Auden summed it up neatly when he wrote: "To the man-in-the-street, who, I'm sorry to say, / Is a keen observer of life,/ The word 'Intellectual' suggests right away/ A man who's untrue to his wife".

FURTHER to my colleague's trenchant views on intellectuals and DSK, I couldn't help recalling a verse from WH AudenTo the man in the street, who I'm sorry to say/ Is a keen observer of life The word intellectual suggests straight away/A man who's untrue to his wife.

For Newt Gingrich: "To the man-in-the-street, who, I'm sorry to say, is a keen observer of life, The word 'Intellectual' suggests straight away A man who's untrue to his wife".

Muhammad Yunus, an Indian Muslim intellectual, suggests Muslims to offer special prayers for Hindu victims of the senseless bombing of fellow Indians, and adds, "Let this be a clarion call to both Muslims and Hindus of India to shun religious bigotry.

The intellectual suggested: "Father, you eat the children; I'll take mother".

A noted young intellectual suggested that President Lincoln tell his children that there was no reason to change thousands of years of thinking about slavery.

And research on emotional and intellectual development suggests that kids are right to want what they do.

Mr. Dano's Calvin, with his combination of sheepish nerdiness and intellectual arrogance, suggests a softer-edged, better-looking Woody Allen character.

I tend to draw the opposite conclusion from Deresiewicz's data: the fact that you can feel soulless in such an intellectual paradise suggests that the problem is bigger than college.

Marxism, as intellectual Terry Eagleton suggests.

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