Sentence examples for professional intellectual from inspiring English sources

Still, he said: I cannot discover anything in my professional intellectual life which I can specifically trace back to my Jewish birth and rearing.

Mr. Tolstoy, 48, has the slender, avid look of a professional intellectual, but his last name has called on him to wade into politics.

Desire is a reliably unreliable guide to happiness, as Alain de Botton notes in "The Architecture of Happiness," the fifth or sixth book from the prolific professional intellectual who has tackled everything from status anxiety to sex.

In 1984 the pro-Stirling critic Reyner Banham wrote that "anyone will know who keeps up with the English highbrow weeklies (professional, intellectual or satirical), the only approvable attitude to James Stirling is one of sustained execration and open or veiled accusations of incompetence".

We speak of attributes such as professional, intellectual and artistic integrity.

With their athletic, professional, intellectual, and service activities, later groups sought to attract students who also formed other groups.

The book is still talked about, but often by professional intellectuals in panel discussions and career-building journal articles.

Being a guide for "professional intellectuals", the work, true to its nature, often includes poems eulogising kings and royalty but completely ignoring poems of the 12th-century vachana canon (Veerashaiva folk literature).

Michael Aspel (professional), Stephen Fry (intellectual), Giles Brandreth (interminable).

Bahrainis, especially the commercial, professional and intellectual elite, must contribute time and resources towards building a democratic society.

If Edith and Terry ever had professional or intellectual ambitions of their own, we don't hear about them.