Sentence examples for privileged intellectual from inspiring English sources
Reading in ancient Greece was considered the task of a technician, unlike the skills of spoken debate, rhetoric and philosophy which were the rights of the privileged intellectual elite (Svenbro, 1993).
The Hugo Chavez of his time, Peron started out as the savior of the working class, much to the chagrin of aristocrats and privileged intellectuals, but then fell in with the wrong crowd and ended up becoming just another South American thug.
Carrère was born in 1957 into a privileged and intellectual family.
Why do privileged young intellectuals stump for the welfare state?In this section Something rotten From the gut Fields of dreams Days of penance Garter's order From the ashes Correction: The Smartest Kids in the World ReprintsSome political scientists like to believe political preferences are rooted in "rational choices".
Processing collections coming from individuals like these is not only a privileged sort of intellectual labor, but one that begs to be curated and made accessible to researchers beyond the auspices of Union's immediate audience.
Protecting privileged information (including intellectual property and trade secrets).
A fierce feminist, loyal wife, devoted mother and besotted grandmother, Liane was an academic who felt herself privileged to be an intellectual.
Peer review may be a boring system for ensuring conformity to arcane standards while protecting the privileged status of pampered intellectual elites.
The historiographical process of "self-immolation" that Murrin sketches pits the Neo-Whig School (weat we might think of as high politics that privileged the ideas and intellectuals of the Revolution, or "top-down" history) against the Neo-Progressive School (thexperienceses of the non-elite who made the Revolution happen, or "bottom-up" history).
Descartes's mind-body dualism involves the claim that we are, in essence, thinking beings – that the intellectual should be privileged above the physical, reason above the body.
The result is a kind of exhibition-as-essay too rarely encountered even in midsize public museums but regularly produced in universities, where intellectual adventure is privileged over box-office appeal.
