The clerisy of a nation, that is, its learned men, whether poets, or philosophers, or scholars, are these points of relative rest.
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But there is a certain ridicule, among superficial people, thrown on the scholars or clerisy, which is of no import, unless the scholars heed it.
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The Popes always persecuted, with rancorous hatred, the national clerisies, the married clergy, and disliked the universities which grew out of the old monasteries.
Uso de intelligentsia en inglés
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The right-wing intelligentsia has formed three broad categories of response to Trump.
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Iliescu has encouraged the long conflict between workers and the intelligentsia.
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But the Balkan has no intelligentsia in the Russian or even American sense.
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The support of the Paris intelligentsia helped Lévy to pile pressure on Sarkozy.
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It was never the concern of anyone except the Jewish intelligentsia.
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It includes opposition parties, civil society campaigners, members of the intelligentsia and youth activists.
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And half the faces of the intelligentsia frown in disapproval.
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No class has profited more by the evolution of ideas than has the intelligentsia.
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This appears to be rather the truth from the way the intelligentsia take it.
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What makes the intelligentsia in most countries more amenable to left-wing fascism than right-wing?
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Shop workers and a type that classifies as the intelligentsia.
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Many members of the Calcutta intelligentsia are among his followers.
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Russia was the land of the pogrom; Paris was the city of the anti-Semitic intelligentsia.
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Two taverns in particular were popular with the intelligentsia.
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Sincerity in others-themartyr spirit in others-issomething which thrills the insincerity of all intelligentsia.
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This was not the social sphere of the opposition, which primarily belonged to the intelligentsia.