Sentence examples for powerful intellectual from inspiring English sources

He also has powerful intellectual allies.

Although it was purely practical in origin, Mimamsa became a powerful intellectual force.

"He seems equally natural playing an illiterate villager or a powerful intellectual.' And equally content.

He was both a man of action and a powerful intellectual force.

She could do this because, while she had a powerful intellectual voice, she collaborated extensively with others.

He wasn't the most powerful intellectual, or the most radical thinker or the most self-questioning but the most alive.

In order to save himself, he must find (or has found) other, more powerful aesthetic, intellectual, and spiritual sponsorship than that offered by his old friends and teachers.

Madame de Staël's position as a notorious, powerful, subversive, intellectual woman (and a world champion networker) meant that she encountered an awful lot of people who felt the need to record their impressions of her in diaries and letters.

The editors with the help of powerful and intellectual contemporaries such as Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Voltaire, and the Baron de Montesquieu created a revolutionary text, known as the, which helped lay the ideological foundations of the French Revolution.

Britain has a powerful black intellectual tradition: from Olaudah Equiano and the black anti-slavery campaigners, to those who arrived in the mid-20th century, (think, for instance, of Claudia Jones, founder of the Notting Hill carnival), up to the present day.

The work of Freud was probably the most powerful single intellectual influence on her life, but, even as a researcher in her 20s, she showed the independence of mind and freedom from dogmatism that were to characterise all her later activity.