Sentence examples for intellectual to from inspiring English sources

He also plays the stuttering intellectual to perfection.

Yet Davis isn't the only black American intellectual to be less than sanguine.

Who said you had to be a poncey French intellectual to be an existentialist?

After the liberation, he was the best-known collaborationist intellectual to stand trial.

I guess I understand a public intellectual to be somebody who moves public discourse forward.

You don't have to be some intellectual to care about this stuff.

Rahnavard has used her status as a respected sculptor and intellectual to break the mould.

Of course, he is hardly the first intellectual to come under boxing's spell.

And this towering intellectual "to-be" would often mispronounce a certain word -- and he knew he was miss-pronouncing it.

It is not anti-intellectual to suggest they were trying to recite poetry before showing they had learned their ABC.

In Western Europe, said Jiri Pehe, director of New York University's Prague center, "it's anti-intellectual to think in a simplistic way about good and evil.