Sentence examples for intellectual taste from inspiring English sources

He never spoke of God, that I know of; a compunction of intellectual taste seems to have forbidden it.

Intellectual taste at Deep Springs is governed by a sophisticated attraction to foundational books and an adolescent admiration of the obscure.

I got my first "intellectual" taste of kefir while listening to Amanda Love's interview with Patrick Timpone on Oneradionetwork.com.com

Discoverability by that refined intellectual taste, enhanced by a comprehensive literary education, was the key for a work to become a classic.

She had intellectual tastes far above her classmates.

As Edmonds and Warburton say in their introduction, the interviews form "an intellectual tasting menu".

Juley is kin to the Schlegel siblings, who are half-German Britons with independent means, intellectual tastes, and too much time on their hands.

Frederick William I deeply despised the artistic and intellectual tastes of his son and was infuriated by Frederick's lack of sympathy with his own rigidly puritanical and militaristic outlook.

There are some signs that the publishing industry is diversifying its workforce and its aesthetic and intellectual tastes.

Suffice it to say that for those of us cursed with literary interests — and no small amount of intellectual snobbery — taste in books can have a limiting effect on our romantic lives.

He was an intellectual, with impeccable taste and style, a Renaissance man.