Sentence examples for sum intellectual from inspiring English sources

In sum, intellectual virtues are personality traits that a person who desires the truth would want to have.

However, the joy of being proved right would be enlivened with a tidy sum in intellectual property rights.

('Preface and also Introduction to the Author's Philosophical Collected Works', Jacobi, 1812 25, vol. 2) In the piece, Jacobi tried to sum up his intellectual odyssey by articulating the interest that had motivated it from beginning to end, and thereby also to bring some systematic unity to what might otherwise have appeared a scattered philosophical production.

SAIC had already paid 'a sum' (£67m for key intellectual property rights).

Shkelzen Maliqi, a well-known intellectual and commentator, summed up what most Kosovars were thinking: "Perfect.

The abysmal intellectual deficit is summed up, on one hand, by the unremorsefully bellicose figure of Blair, and, on the other, the British government squabbling with the BBC over what to call Isis...

In sum, Asia was rich in the intellectual and institutional traditions that would provide fertile grounds for democracy.

In sum, regional networks strengthen social and intellectual capital, capacity, and connectedness.

In the latter, the exercise of intellectual virtues is the sum-total of happiness; and the other virtues have only instrumental value in making contemplation possible.

(Their view of Ashkenazi intellectuals was summed up admirably by Claudia's great-uncle Moussa Douek: "Read and write? I have people who read and write for me").

Guthrie meets Wolf, this brute of a man, who's also an intellectual but whose raison d'etre is summed up in the John Milton line he also espouses, "Better to reign in Hell, than serve in Heaven".