The word "intelligentsia" is a valid word in English
It is used to refer to an intellectual or educated elite in a society, typically a group of influential thinkers who actively shape culture and politics. For example, you could say, "The intelligentsia of 19th century Russia were at the vanguard of revolutionary change."
Clooney is the acceptable, grown-up face of a celebrity crush; a Harry Styles for the liberal intelligentsia, if you will.
Slowly, Jaruzelski worked to re-establish a dialogue with the church, the intelligentsia and Wałesa.
He wasn't a well-connected Chelsea Boy account director, a street-smart, big- deal, big-bellied media director, a creative wild boy, nor a geek intelligentsia type from "planning".
A renowned member of football's intelligentsia, Van Gaal is too smart to believe his claim that United played well, should have won and that the outcome was "amazing".
Many Polish priests and members of the intelligentsia and political resistance were killed in Auschwitz and elsewhere.
In the past Mr Bashir has ignored the intelligentsia as toothless.
His handsome face has become a Facebook favourite for student would-be revolutionaries among Khartoum's disenfranchised intelligentsia.
His handsome face has already become an iconic Facebook image for the student would-be revolutionaries of the Khartoum's disenfranchised intelligentsia.
A product of Madrid's bourgeois intelligentsia, he moved from ideological leftism to pragmatic centrism more easily than many of his colleagues.
From now on, this administration will find it difficult to muster support on the right without explaining why it should be forthcoming".So far, the conservative revolt against Mr Bush is largely confined to the intelligentsia.
I argued back, from day to day better informed than my antagonists concerning their own knowledge...The contempt for the intelligentsia and the mainstream press is familiar.More than any theoretical literature, my daily reading of the Social Democratic press enabled me to study the inner nature of these thought-processes.
