Sentence examples for intellectual war from inspiring English sources

He writes as if the sceptical or "minimalist" side has decisively won that intellectual war.

Yet these are just early skirmishes in a wider intellectual war of position.

Whereas in "Black Dogs" the intellectual war is between equals, Joe Rose's logical mind clearly shows up that of his girlfriend, Clarissa.

He once used his work to declare intellectual war against the Royal Danish Academy Of Music (he used to teach at the academy's electronic music department), and travels to shows on a homemade electricity-producing bike (which he sold to the National Gallery Of Denmark earlier this year).

Vietnam was a liberal, Democratic and intellectual war.

Environmentalists thought they had won the intellectual war over road economics after the government's technical committee SACTRA warned in the 1990s that there was no guarantee that road building would stimulate jobs.

The author writes at length about his houses, but too little about what Cromwell really thought of the great intellectual wars then being waged in Europe over religion and the power of the church.

As for Iraq, if ever there was an intellectuals' war, it was Iraq.

Thomas Jay Ryan as the deranged intellectual at war with mediocrity seems truly possessed -- by turns, manic, tortured, radiant, finally transcendent.

While many French writers lined up on one side or the other of what had been an intellectual civil war that predated the Nazi invasion, others operated in the vast and often treacherous middle ground between the two, becoming known as the "attentistes".

Mr. Slater's work on postwar German reconstruction and at Aspen was the subject of two academic studies, "America and the Intellectual Cold War in Europe" by a Columbia University historian, Volker R. Berghahn, which appeared last year, and "The Aspen Idea" by Sidney Hyman, published in 1976.