Sentence examples for recognized intellectual from inspiring English sources

Those hopeful words, which introduce the documentary "How to Start a Revolution," come from the writings of Gene Sharp, one of the world's least recognized intellectual movers and shakers.

So he does seem to have recognized intellectual emotion or affect of some sort more "perfect" than our passions.

But the report is also used to pressure companies, and governments, to enforce the internationally recognized intellectual property rules that help American businesses compete fairly in global markets.

A formal Pure Conversation session requires a distinguished host who is of standing, means, and recognized intellectual caliber, and a cast of select guests.

His passion for reading and gaining knowledge during his jail sentence led to his transformation into a recognized intellectual.

That the Constitution recognizes intellectual property as a special form of property, and affords it special protection, is grist for the mill for both sides of the debate.

Having already described him as "a very clever, able, active and judicious man," he now recognized his intellectual and administrative ability and his humanism and concern for the Javanese, and on September 11 he proclaimed him lieutenant governor of Java.

He recognized her intellectual powers, her vast and protean personality, her theatrical talents, her artistic imagination, her sheer human force; he laments the end of their romance and the dissolution of their marriage (they divorced in 1965), but he laments all the more the neglect and the abuse of one of the great artists of the time.

This work made a deep impression on the reading public, and even those who were unable to accept the poems' Christian beliefs recognized the intellectual integrity with which Eliot pursued his high theme, the originality of the form he had devised, and the technical mastery of his verse.

Cox says, "It was the first time that we've recognized the intellectual property rights of a native population in drug research".

His parents recognized his intellectual talents, especially for mathematics, and sent the adolescent Emanuel to study in Berlin (where he found he also had a talent for chess).