Sentence examples for worried intellectual from inspiring English sources
"If Daesh [Isis] can strike in Kuwait," says one worried intellectual, "why not in Tehran?" Outside the mosque there are more troubling reminders of the violent neighbourhood Iran inhabits.
I've spoken to a few scientists about this, who are themselves worried about intellectual property.
Q: U.S. companies are quite worried about protection of intellectual property in China, and how to strike a balance between accessing markets and transferring technology to Chinese partners.
In the nineteen-eighties, French politicians and intellectuals were seriously worried that the French cinema would be overwhelmed and, in effect, driven out of business by the importation of American films.
Introspective, reflective, intellectual, self-doubting and worried about middle age may describe the character in Schnitzler's "Traumnovelle" very well, but they do not describe the young, decidedly unintrospective character, with no apparent intellectual interests, that Kubrick created in collaboration with the screenwriter Frederic Raphael for "Eyes Wide Shut".
Klein, an intellectual-property lawyer, had grown increasingly worried about her husband.
In 2002, when they first reported on it, the SPLC called it "the newest intellectual bugaboo on the radical right", but worried about "signs that this bizarre theory is catching on in the mainstream".
While Rutgers students are facing intellectual violence against black women, I'm worried about physical violence against black women at the University of Texas.
So who is Facebook so worried about that it would spend so much on buying intellectual property?
