In this case, this kind of prudence would be a shame — a voracious public intellectual should be taking a whack at electricity and primordial matter and anything else that isn't tied down.
In this case, this kind of prudence would be a shame a voracious public intellectual should be taking a whack at electricity and primordial matter and anything else that isn't tied down.
Mr. Mortier, a voracious and articulate intellectual, has been an unabashed provocateur, fiercely committed to contemporary music and dismissive of opera house directors who pander to audiences with safely appealing productions of staples.
Ability to reach out to all, intellectual curiosity, voracious reading and sense of humor shone.
He was also a voracious polymath and natural intellectual who, as a young man, had a side career as an editorial journalist (and even contemplated a career in politics after having gotten launched as a director), which is why interviews with him are such a feast of wide-ranging and trenchantly dramatic substance — as well as a display of a florid and sumptuous theatrical style.
He was also a voracious polymath and natural intellectual who, as a young man, had a side career as an editorial journalist (and even contemplated a career in politics after having gotten launched as a director), which is why interviews with him are such a feast of wide-ranging and trenchantly dramatic substance as well as a display of a florid and sumptuous theatrical style.
Intellectually voracious.
The years abroad, allied to a voracious reading habit, also provided intellectual ballast for a self-confessed "bone-lazy" student who had dropped out of high school.Mr Jennings's success at ABC was set against the decline not just of network news (the average age of ABC's audience is now 60) but also of the journalism he enjoyed.
He was an autodidact intellectual, an avid and voracious reader, I later learned, as I came to know him a bit better.
