Sentence examples for intellectuals some of from inspiring English sources

The other Chinese graduate students she met there were an ambitious group of young intellectuals; some of them had been involved in the nineteen-eighties reforms back home.

It was there that she became part of a circle of influential liberal intellectuals, some of whom, even in death, are now her enemies.

In the 17th century many intellectuals (some of them clerics such as Bishop Jacques-Bénigne Bossuet [1627 1704]) developed a Hobbesian justification of absolutist rule, which was renewed throughout the 18th century.

My question reminded him, he continued, of a conversation he had joined a couple of nights before, in Amman, at a dinner party attended by Jordanian intellectuals, some of whom were veterans of the Arab world's anti-colonial Baath Party era.

They tend to be people that are competitive, problem-solving, intellectual, some of the traits that are very consistent with addiction.

Even among mainstream intellectuals, some effects of popular culture are scorned.

The 19 consisted of lawyers, editors, public intellectuals and some of the activists jailed because of their participation in the 4 June event itself.

His lack of robust engagement with black queer intellectuals impoverished some of his thinking around race and desire.

After the article was published, over one-hundred prominent intellectuals, including some of the people Szabó had denounced, published a letter of support for him.

All of these developments were fueled by and fostered intense intellectual adventures, some of which were also fertilized by practical engagements of various kinds.

I never cared about being viewed as less intellectual than some of my peers (if I did, I probably wouldn't be as candid as I am) so I knew that wasn't it.