31.   Neither plan worked out, but two presidential libraries prove that intellectual life can thrive off campus.

32.   New York intellectual life was created by immigrants, and the global network made possible by tourism and the media has gone far toward compensating for its erosion.

33.   Now Russians have the chance to re-invent philosophy and intellectual life.

34.   One of those groups, evangelical Christians, have been undergoing an impressive revival of intellectual life, described by Alan Wolfe in the October issue of Atlantic Monthly.

35.   Our intellectual lives are perishing.

36.   Our intellectual life is derived from a small screen peopled with men with their hands in their pants and women in tight clothing.

37.   Recognizing merit is a moral obligation of parenthood, and also of intellectual life.

38.   Sanctions continue to gut the intellectual life here.

39.   She yearns to be in a relationship with someone, but senses her intellectual life may be too demanding to sustain one.

40.   Some university presidents are worried that the finances and reputation of their institutions would be harmed by a perceived threat to intellectual life on the campuses.