Sentence examples for intellectual worlds from inspiring English sources

Behan traveled in alternately violent and intellectual worlds.

But the idea runs even deeper, acting as a bridge between two intellectual worlds.

This school was where I embraced sports, became a journalist, encountered intellectual worlds, and got in trouble.

The two very different books caused very similar levels of fuss in the literary and intellectual worlds.

And despite the emphasis on music, full scope seems to be given to the social and intellectual worlds around Beethoven.

When, in 1765, an obtuse British government attempted to finance the costs of defending the colonies by a stamp tax, imposed on legal documents and journals (thus offending Adams in both his professional and his intellectual worlds), he identified with the tax resisters against the Stuarts.

But the math was impressive, and RBC became a self-contained, self-replicating intellectual world.

Since he did not inhabit the intellectual world, he could not grasp what motivated the radicals.

The leading Nazi critic Fritz Stege denounced Leifs's "agonizingly narrow-minded intellectual world".

But in the broader African-American intellectual world, the novel was widely condemned.

His love of handsomeness and fine manners extends to the intellectual world.