Sentence examples for intellectuals that it from inspiring English sources

Frequently, there is a sense among defecting intellectuals that it's not just the party that has let them down.

Indeed, positivism became so influential and widely accepted by intellectuals that it became the official state philosophy of several nations.

People that really bother me are intellectuals that think they've got it all figured out, that he doesn't have the gravitas to serve.

The discussion is so "intellectual" that it calls for no illustrations whatsoever.

Mr. Pregnant describes his work as satire, couching his arguments in rhetoric so thick and intellectual that it's sometimes hard to figure out what the hell he's actually talking about.

Intellectual property helps you do that; it gives you all sorts of opportunities: opportunities for funding, opportunities to expand your career through outside collaborations or consulting, and--of course--the opportunity to make a lot of money.

I read the other day that faith is "much deeper than intellectual agreement with facts" in that it "affects the desires of one's heart".

The current constitution, which enshrines Turkey's secular mandate, has been amended several times since it was put in place, and most Turkish intellectuals argue that it should be scrapped entirely.

It occurred to me about halfway through A Whistling Woman that one of the things we were witnessing was its author's own fantasy of intellectual life; that it consists of a set of permanently engaged characters, whose lives are concerned entirely with the inner trial of their beliefs and theories.

Picking Mr Ryan gives the Romney candidacy an intellectual definition that it had previously lacked.

It's a mark of the script's intellectual confidence that it sees the counter-argument, and voices it.