Sentence examples for represented the intellectual from inspiring English sources

Not coincidentally, our first six presidents represented the intellectual elite of their generation.

Jirous represented the raw, emotional power of a ballooning underground music scene; Havel represented the intellectual community of banned writers and academics who already enjoyed international recognition.

Athena's moral and military superiority to Ares derived in part from the fact that she represented the intellectual and civilized side of war and the virtues of justice and skill, whereas Ares represented mere blood lust.

The media has attributed Israel's fascination with Big Brother to the personalities in the house: The winner Shifra Cornfeld represented the intellectual, liberal Israeli while her strongest rivals were the Israeli equivalent to uneducated rednecks.

Seen in that light, the spades represent the intellectual tools available to students.

This series contains dissertations by students of Kandel that represent the intellectual influence of Kandel in his field.

As champagne corks popped, I spoke with Thibaud Gibelin, an F.N. parliamentary assistant who, at twenty-seven, representhethe intellectual vanguard of the Party.

Yet one cannot help feeling that if these professors represent the intellectual resolve and emotional readiness to nurture a new generation, it's a case of the blind (the scholars) leading the seeing (the students).

So the play operates as both history and metaphor, an intent reflected in Donald Eastman's bifurcated design: for the literal plane, an array of wooden tables and chairs suggesting the work's academic setting; for the symbolic one, three overhead boxes filled, Joseph Cornell-style, with objects representing the intellectual, domestic and political aspects of the story.

Mr. Brooks, representing the intellectual wing of the conservative movement, called Ms. Palin, "a fatal cancer to the Republican Party". Attaboy, Brooksie.

It frightens me to think that the lonely little ant represents the intellectual, or people -- like me -- who are informal workers because we have no licenses to be Spanish teachers or other worthy occupations.