Sentence examples for man of intellectual from inspiring English sources

Roger Scruton is the sandwich-board man of intellectual discontent.

A man of intellectual vibrancy, practical wisdom and deep ethical commitment, Lenny was an extraordinary leader, and for more than half a century, he was dedicated to promoting Jewish scholarship, identity and culture.

He seems to have been a man of intellectual passion and compulsive appetite (he was married five times), the kind of guy who can't drink one cup of coffee without drinking six, and then stays up all night to tell you what Schopenhauer really said and how it affects your understanding of Hitchcock and what that had to do with Christopher Marlowe.

He was a man of intellectual distinction, who graduated from Oxford with the highest honors, worked during World War II as a top secret code breaker and published more than 20 books, including studies of Asquith, Gladstone and Truman and most recently, Churchill (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2001).

Isn"t this the perfect escape-route for genuine lower-case euro-sceptics, who want nothing to do with the xenophobes and men of intellectual violence dominating the cause?

After moving to the U.S., he described the book burnings as a "spontaneous emotional outburst" by those who "shun popular enlightenment," and "more than anything else in the world, fear the influence of men of intellectual independence".

This was a man unafraid of intellectual challenge and committed to pursuing the heart of the matter.

She described Harman Wednesday as "a magical man, full of intellectual curiosity and a desire to see Newsweek reflect the pursuit of ideas".

He is a man of undoubted intellectual abilities, with a PhD in engineering from Stanford University.

He was a man of tremendous intellectual curiosity, strong opinions and great wisdom.

"But I know him to be a man of deep intellectual curiosity".