Sentence examples for progressive intellectual from inspiring English sources

After Thompson, "popular culture" would become a settled touchstone of progressive intellectual concern.

As Beaty points out, Wertham was not a philistine; he was a progressive intellectual.

Was it an era of progressive intellectual vigor and spiritual enlightenment to which the Renaissance was merely a capstone?

Along the way, North Carolina's reputation as the south's progressive, intellectual capital has started to circle the drain.

A distinguished Oxford professor of public policy, a weighty, progressive intellectual of international repute, author of Exodus, he has thought about these things harder than most of us.

Milder cases of progressive intellectual disability can sometimes be traced to economic and environmental deprivation early in childhood conditions that are associated with poverty or famine.

The genius of the progressive intellectuals in late-nineteenth century America was that they didn't invent new labels.

Claudio Ivan Remeseira, an Argentine essayist, said the country's intelligentsia was once again displaying its snobbery, "including the progressive intellectuals who say they speak for the people".

It is the task of progressive intellectuals, whether they see themselves as reformists or revolutionaries, to discuss this subject and take risks.

Astor and his circle, meeting at the Shanghai club in Soho, were part of the non-communist left, progressive intellectuals (William Beveridge and Stafford Cripps) planning for a postwar New Jerusalem.

They used classic mechanisms like general strikes, factory occupations, and alliances with progressive intellectuals to rid themselves of authoritarian political systems.