Sentence examples for intellectuals of a from inspiring English sources

The idea, long espoused by German intellectuals, of a cursed people or culture or society, "a community bound by fate," is enough to make anybody feel gloomy.

From early on, he found much to admire in the liberal vision, propagated by some Palestinian Jewish intellectuals, of a binational Arab-Jewish state.

In the nineteen-forties and fifties, intellectuals of a certain sort were obsessed with the problem of culture manufactured for the masses.

For one, it reaffirmed Mr Brown's Atlanticist credentials at a time when many were wondering whether his vaunted affinity with America extends much beyond East Coast intellectuals of a liberal bent.

"Foucault's Pendulum" is a clotted exploration of paranoia and conspiracy theories (very like those prominent in Italian political discourse in the 1970's), predicated on the reconstruction, by a trio of intellectuals, of a supposed plan for world domination conceived by the medieval Knights Templar (another theme that had interested Durrell).

The social phenomenon of the crowd fascinated modern Chinese intellectuals of a variety of ideological positions and political affiliations and became a mysterious object of various political, psychological and sociological investigations.

He is a master of the book review, and his brilliant pieces recall intellectuals of an older vintage Dwight Macdonald, maybe, or Edmund Wilson.

A self-made intellectual of a particularly English stripe, Mr. Childish has sworn loyalty to populist art at its rawest.

But count one for him in Italy, where Dario Cecchini has for years been the butcher-intellectual of a Tuscan village called Panzano in Chianti.

Fareed Zakaria, on the other hand, is an intellectual of a very high order, whom I have cited previously.

A theoretical model was created; it interconnects the Intellectual Capital components as a way of understanding the intellectual wealth of a learning organization.