Sentence examples for intellectuals of that from inspiring English sources

"You can feel that the intellectuals of that culture are tough.

To the intellectuals of that time, profoundly affected by Charles Darwin's new biology, animism seemed a key to the so-called primitive mind to human intellect at the earliest knowable stage of cultural evolution.

The author's lifelong preoccupation with the negative and positive impacts of science and technology on 20th-century life, expressed most forcefully in Brave New World but also in one of his last essays, written for Encyclopædia Britannica's 1963 volume of The Great Ideas Today, about the conquest of space, make him one of the representative writers and intellectuals of that century.

Tsar of All the Russias Ivan the Terrible before the seizure of Kazan encouraged his army by the examples of Tamar's battles by describing her as: Much of the modern perception of Queen Tamar was shaped under the influence of 19th-century Romanticism and growing nationalism among Georgian intellectuals of that time.

The most widely read San Francisco intellectual of that year, Alan Watts, caught the moment (and pushed it yet further) in the very title of his book, The Wisdom of Insecurity.

Iraqi academics are the intellectual class of that country.

For an audience of non-scientists, can you convey a sense of the intellectual ferment of that time?

We who trained there were especially fortunate to meet and learn from some of the intellectual giants of that day: Margaret Mead, Anna Freud, S. I. Hayakawa, Aldous Huxley, Konrad Lorenz and A. R. Luria.

All of these professional rivalries came within a single larger controversy that structured an important part of the intellectual life of that period, known as the Quarrel of Ancients and Moderns ("the Quarrel").

"Well, if you're the intellectual creator of that so-called party," he said, "you're a socialist whore.

But he was caught up in a purge of intellectuals that began in 1957.