Meanings of young intellectuals in English

Like so many modern young intellectuals he was impatient with feudal superstitions.

Gunn is one of the young intellectuals: he writes plays himself.

He introduced Clerambault to two or three groups of young intellectuals with revolutionary tendencies.

They are also a gathering place for government workers, those without employment and young intellectuals.

Typical freshmen jocks, or young intellectuals, all dying to get laid and working hard at it all the time.

In the ten years preceding the first revolution thousands of young intellectuals joined the party and fought the tsar's regime.

But it also helps to explain our confidence as young intellectuals, for this social group was most easily, and disproportionately, mobilised against fascism.

Besides attracting Afro-Americans from every walk of life, it became the focal point for young intellectuals whose creativity resulted in the Negro Renaissance.

In the years that proceeded, and no major wars were fought, the young chosen became old and were replaced by newly chosen young intellectuals.