Sentence examples for intellectual tendencies from inspiring English sources

American anthropology divided between two intellectual tendencies.

Three broader cultural and intellectual tendencies had a profound impact on Baroque art as well as Baroque music.

He brought his own emotional and intellectual tendencies to "the ancients," but from them he drew the conceptual substance of his thought.

But the NGO critics, scores of whom were invited to discuss the new report while it was in preparation, gave these intellectual tendencies a mighty push.Again, whether the developing countries will benefit is very much in doubt.

In 19th century German-speaking areas, there were some intellectual tendencies that promoted the acceptance of the actual infinite (e.g., a revival of Leibniz's thought).

The proof is in Westminster's most voguish intellectual tendency.

Despite all these gains, the prevailing intellectual tendency these days is to apologize for free trade.

Structuralism is an intellectual tendency that seeks to understand and explain social reality in terms of social structures.

The book was an argument against what Pinker saw as an intellectual tendency to dismiss any discussion of human nature as inherently racist, sexist and reactionary.

This intellectual tendency became his philosophic concern during the succeeding years.

Husserl and the phenomenological movement, and Freud and the psychoanalytical movement, presented for Ortega the new "intellectual tendency of our times subjectivism, or subjectivistic relativism" (Obras, 12: 412).