Sentence examples for intellectual visions from inspiring English sources

Because political and intellectual visions have been missing for a long time now, investors have become politically powerful and intellectually lazy.

Intellectus, by contrast, is a direct intellectual vision.

But one can't really fault The Atlantic for mistaking commonplaces for intellectual vision.

The time he spent in Rome widened his intellectual vision and sharpened his social skills.

More importantly, Los Olvidados is seen as the work that most lays bare the auteur's emotional and intellectual vision.

The failure of this bloodlessly intellectual vision to capture the human imagination for more than a century has still not killed it off.

The result is horror in a small room, with little of the broader social, historical or intellectual vision of Churchill, Bond, Brenton and Hare.

But all that counts for little next to the grand political and intellectual vision, launched in the wake of world war, in which the French were so instrumental.

If there's a shadow to the splendor and the clarity of Wiseman's idealistic intellectual vision, it's the need for something other than the sweetness of angels.

Unhappiness, after all, often implies the desire for change — in circumstances, or even in oneself — and so dissatisfaction with life despite its material benefits suggests a kind of idealism — of intellectual vision of possibilities beyond the actual — that would, at the very least, match up with even the most superficial or stereotypical view of French culture.

'The Open Mind' PBS, tomorrow at noon (Channel 13 in New York) Elie Wiesel applies his moral and intellectual vision, forged in the Holocaust, to current events in the latest in a series of talks between Mr. Wiesel and the show's host, Richard D. Heffner, which have been recorded in a new book called "Conversations With Elie Wiesel".