Miłosz was the first writer and intellectual of such distinction to defect from the Soviet bloc, and the first to give his reasons publicly, saying that a lie is the source of all crime and that "the paramount duty of a poet is to tell the truth".
(He was inspired by the intellectual boldness of such artists as Luigi Pirandello, as well as by James Joyce and Gertrude Stein).
Yet historians heretofore have yet to examine the intellectual development of such anti-doping ideology.
Several years later, Sir Joshua Reynolds, first president of the Royal Academy of Arts, expounded to its students on the moral and intellectual benefit of such contemplation.
The intellectual equivalent of such cut-to-the-chase behavior is wanting to know, right away, what a work means.
Enjoy the intellectual challenge of such a discussion.
Office of Cooperative Research oversees the management of Yale's intellectual property and licensing of such intellectual property.
An outstanding English mathematician, G.H. Hardy, observed that professional puzzle makers, aware of this propensity, exploit it diligently, knowing full well that the general public gets an intellectual kick out of such activities.
Third, with significant asymmetries in economic and therefore bargaining power, developing countries are more likely to make deep concessions in PTA negotiations; to date this has been most evident within investment and intellectual property provisions of such agreements.
He was later joined in this effort by other intellectuals of the day, such as Eufrosin Poteca, and, eventually, also opened an art class overseen by the Croat Carol Valştain.
