Sentence examples for labour intellectual from inspiring English sources

But not wrong to attribute them to some, or most of the Labour intellectual hierarchy?

Of one of his villains, Richard Crossman, he writes: "It would be wrong to attribute Crossman's moral attitudes to the entire Labour intellectual hierarchy".

For how are we to get £800m indirect revenue from any other source?" Richard Crossman, a Labour intellectual, bemoans the "extremely unpleasant" bill legalising gay sex the "Buggers' Bill" as he calls it.

With what has now proven to be remarkable prescience, the Labour intellectual Tam Dalyell outlined the dangers in his 1977 book "Devolution: The End of Britain?" Dalyell argued that the problems of the poor in Glasgow are not radically different from the problems of the poor in London.

He champions the "ethical socialism" of interwar Labour intellectuals such as R.H. Tawney and John Macmurray, Tony Blair's muse.

But so did a growing and intensifying economic shift in Britain, away from manual labour to intellectual labour.

Likewise, Mr Cameron has tried to colonise poverty hitherto Labour's intellectual fief for the Tories.

They no longer look to Miliband as the author of Labour's intellectual future.

It may be to Labour's intellectual credit that this time it has opted for long-term solutions.

However, it was the restaurant's discovery by the firebrand Welsh MP Aneurin Bevan that led to it becoming the unofficial headquarters of Labour's intellectual left.

Those standing up for him in the media receive too little support from their colleagues, the press and Labour's intellectual superstructure.