Sentence examples for Sir Thomas More from inspiring English sources

Sir Thomas More actually wrote his Utopia in Latin.

Sir Thomas More, in 1532, said the author of another distinguished translation of the Bible had discharged a "filthy foam of blasphemies out of his brutish beastly mouth".

Sir Thomas More, in his own 16th-century Utopia, may have been punning: utopia is the good place that doesn't exist.

(It's Sir Thomas More, but try coming up with that after a few glasses of prosecco).

It is the summer of 1535, just weeks after the execution of Sir Thomas More.

Two of his greatest portraits are of Sir Thomas More and Erasmus.

So wrote Sir Thomas More in 1517 to his infant son.

The Book of Sir Thomas More script is particularly poignant given the current European migration crisis.

In 1526 he made his first trip to London, where he painted "Sir Thomas More with His Household" (1527).

The lawmakers also invoked a wide variety of people, from mass murderers to Immanuel Kant to Sir Thomas More.

"We are also planning to include, as collaborative work, the whole of 'Sir Thomas More,' " Professor Taylor said.