Sentence examples for intellectually distinguished from inspiring English sources

A prodigiously researched, intellectually distinguished life of the psychiatrist from Martinique who propagandized for Algerian independence in the 1950's and sought to justify violence not only as a tactic but also as therapy for the oppressed.

"The History Boys" and "Borat" are the product of brilliant Oxbridge graduates — Alan Bennett, the intellectually distinguished but raffish comedian-playwright, made the first, a lively debate over the nature of education, and Sacha Baron Cohen, put-on artist supreme, turned the second into a cruelly funny exposé of American innocence and prejudice.

Williams was perhaps the most intellectually distinguished archbishop of recent times: a theologian and linguist, whose academic career had taken him from Cambridge to the Lady Margaret professorship of divinity at Oxford by his mid-30s, he was also regarded as a progressive.

She found the company intellectually distinguished but rude and unpleasant.

She has always been drawn to intellectually distinguished men.

The real Elizabeth was probably a virgin, and certainly one of the most intellectually distinguished women of her age.

But we can sensuously perceive an order or harmony to those aspects without intellectually distinguishing them.

Unlike the distinct representation of a triangle whereby the intellect distinguishes parts and aspects of the triangle from one another, a sensuous representation is clear but indistinct, that is to say, to have a sensuous representation is to perceive something without intellectually distinguishing its parts or aspects.

Memory, the thing that defines who we are, what makes us human, that distinguishes us intellectually, and gives us a narrative sense of our own lives will "be outsourced".

Distinguished CPA.

Distinguished Authorities!