Sentence examples similar to refining intellectual traditions from inspiring English sources

"Our market research showed Czechs were not refined intellectuals at all.

Her work combines, improbably, the intellectual traditions of Eastern Europe with the cultural traditions of rural Virginia.

But this is merely the clash of different intellectual traditions.

This alternative understanding of academic rigour and the intellectual richness and diversity of perspectives associated with it is clearly more evident in the British and European intellectual traditions.

Interpretations are shaped by researchers' theoretical perspectives, which vary with intellectual traditions and changing social and political milieus.

We have used our cultural presence, our intellectual traditions and even our very bodies.

Deep-seated history, geography, law and intellectual traditions and (much under-remarked) religion, played their parts.

City and regional planning lies at a nexus of many disciplines and intellectual traditions.

Intellectual traditions differ in the way they cohere over time.

Moreover, as elaborated below, economic analysis of law derives from several different intellectual traditions in economics.

But the composers also seemed equally tied to Viennese intellectual traditions.