Sentence examples for intellectual training from inspiring English sources

"If one is to agree that Lawrence lacked intellectual training," Leavis replied, "one would like to be shown someone who didn't".

Essid told CNN information had been received that he belonged to an organisation and he was close to a mosquethat provided "intellectual" training.

Its emphasis on the dual importance of moral and intellectual training was very appealing to the 15th and 16th centuries' humanist conception of education.

Here, I thought, is a dedicated servant of the church who has the spiritual depth and the intellectual training to help lead the church into a new era.

The family name had been changed to Bell by the time, at 13, he became an ardent leftwinger and received his first intellectual training in a socialist Sunday school.

It is also possible that a lifetime spent in the company of status-conscious fellow academics and overawed undergraduates has hardened these professors' sense of the superiority of their own intellectual training and the inadequacy of everyone else's.

Les was a great intellectual, trained in classical music, a lover of literature, a fine photographer, always gentle, warm and approachable.

What distinguished Tinker was its particular reliance on the methodology known as motivational research, which was brought to Madison Avenue in the nineteen-forties by a cadre of European intellectuals trained at the University of Vienna.

Intellectual Property: Training programs and a successfully developed niche.

This portrait of the artist as a young man is lovingly bedecked with the accessories of a certain type of intellectual in training: the Bataille and Barthes paperbacks, the punk-rock posters and LPs.

We need to articulate a pragmatic approach to the liberal arts that helps us to create what a friend of mine here at Wesleyan calls "intellectual cross-training".