Sentence examples for intellectuals like from inspiring English sources

In general, there are far fewer murders in the history of technology than sentimentalising intellectuals like to make out.

Gheriani said that the new Libyan state would be led not by angry mobs or by religious extremists but by "Western-educated intellectuals," like him.

Gheriani tried to assure me that the new state the rebels envision would be led not by confused mobs or religious extremists but by "Western-educated intellectuals," like him.

What intellectuals like to scorn as a "counting house" is, in fact, one of the glories of U.S. democracy and one of its firmest underpinnings.

What intellectuals like Bourdieu ignore is that when the markets consumers favor one cultural production over another, it is a profoundly democratic event.

Why can't we have "public intellectuals" like that today?

"Scammed him, as our intellectuals like to say.

The two main male characters in the book are consummate intellectuals like Mr. Mulisch himself.

Perhaps elite intellectuals like Mr. Miller himself unwittingly created an atmosphere hostile to such middle-class attitudes.

Only a handful of "westernised pseudo-intellectuals" like America, he added.

In the early African American philosophical canon, activist-intellectuals like Frederick Douglass, Booker T. Washington, Alain Locke, and W.E.B.