Sentence examples for small intellectual from inspiring English sources

In this centenary year, discussion of "Great October" is limited almost entirely to academic conferences and small intellectual venues, and Russian officials avoid the subject.

Audiences in Germany are not limited to a small intellectual or social elite but are drawn from all ranks of society.

In countries such as India, where only a small intellectual elite has been trained in Western physics, astrology manages to retain here and there its position among the sciences.

Instead, the migrant populations are spread around the city; a small intellectual class that is more or less integrated into Russian life, and an underclass of labourers who live in makeshift housing on construction sites or in cheap hostels.

Rosenberg, Macdonald et al. at The New Yorker, Daniel Bell at Fortune, and Irving Howe at Time (before returning to world of the small intellectual journal with Dissent) all enjoyed the greater effect their new venues allowed them to have on the world around them, even as it nudged many of them into tempering their tone.

Even in this anniversary year, 1989 is not in the centre of popular attention except in small intellectual circles, but I would argue – counter-intuitively – that alongside its natural fading away, the memory of communism is growing in many and novel ways.

The late Professor Kuhn contended, even more assertively, that older scientists almost never relinquish a theoretical frame, but are, thankfully, eventually replaced by a younger generation that has smaller intellectual investments in the status quo.

But Lothar Steiling, chief patent counsel at Bayer, who is also president of the German Association of Intellectual Property Experts, said auctions would probably fill a niche only for smaller intellectual property sales, with larger sales remaining subject to protracted one-on-one negotiations.

Most of the movies this year are small and intellectual".

She was a small, dynamic intellectual, bespectacled, a self-taught architect, a candid lesbian and fluent speaker of French and less fluent though equally voluble in English.

Prader-Willi syndrome (PWS), a rare human genetic disorder characterized by weak muscle tone at birth, small stature, intellectual disabilities, overeating leading to childhood obesity, and high rates of morbidity and mortality.