She certainly knows how to court the intelligentsia; they rhapsodize when anyone says, “On the one hand, but on the other hand.”
In the morning, join the intelligentsia at Cafe Pamplona, a European-style coffeehouse, also by Harvard Square.
The urban gentry and intelligentsia, though, disdained this voluntary migration.
The liberals and the intelligentsia in Pakistan have been impressive through these difficult days.
Lev, the son of a Moscow intelligentsia family, was luckier than the fictional Ivan Denisovich.
In this way he saved a great many of the Dalmatian intelligentsia.
The intelligentsia rushed to the rescue with highbrow hue and cry.
But the Balkan has no intelligentsia in the Russian or even American sense.
But the intelligentsia, by 1885, had been pretty well convinced.
We both belong to what the Russians call the intelligentsia.
"the intellectual class collectively," 1905, from Russian intelligyentsia, from Latin intelligentia (see intelligence). Perhaps via Italian intelligenzia.
Intellectuals who form an artistic, social, or political vanguard or elite.
