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• Despite his intellectualism, Brook is himself a romantic by nature.
• America has entered the expansion-league phase of public intellectualism.
• She was of the animal race that owes nothing to intellectualism.
• Gradually, she realizes that she would prefer kindness to intellectualism.
• But his criticisms shouldn t be confused with anti-intellectualism.
• Governmental anti-intellectualism ranges from closing Fascist Italy, cf.
• Sperelli is from the north, where intellectualism thrives and gentility reigns.
• Instead, they suggest a virulent anti-intellectualism in the air.
• Anti-intellectualism, at least, is almost a national trait.
• Someday this newfound intellectualism might become the primary focus of his life.
• He never quite got over his youthful anti-intellectualism.
• We have a strain of anti-intellectualism in our society ."
• I'm aware of intellectualism on a certain level.
• They boast of the town's diversity and intellectualism.
• Callias was frequently parodied in Athenian comedies for his pseudo-intellectualism.
• Egaeus, literally born in the library, represents intellectualism.
• Intellectualism is a sort of infertile intelligence, an intelligence without virtility.
• However, this idea is different from anti-intellectualism.
• Her personality is best described as combatively arrogant with pretensions to intellectualism.
• The American public does not easily forgive overt intellectualism.