Sentence examples for certain thinkers from inspiring English sources

To certain thinkers on the right, Trump opens giddying possibilities.

Perhaps certain thinkers or schools of thought have been lost to history.

The kind preferred by certain thinkers and political scientists, including, most prominently, Joseph S. Nye, Jr., the Sultan of Oman Professor of International Relations at Harvard.

First, Legalists were not a self-aware and organized intellectual current; rather the name was coined as a post-factum categorization of certain thinkers and texts, and its primary function before the twentieth century was that of a bibliographical category in imperial libraries.

But all these arguments, whether for or against these academics, assume that we should either wholly endorse, or reject, certain thinkers.

Guided by certain Islamist thinkers who believed that attacking Shiites would draw Sunnis to their cause, Zarqawi concentrated his violence on native Iraqi Shiites, not the American military.

In the case of certain Jewish thinkers, this absence of reference to the Christian Scholastics served to disguise the fact that in many essentials they were representative of the philosophical trends, such as Latin Averroism, that were current among the Christian Scholastics of their time.

Also as with Gandhi and King, Mr. Mandela engaged in one of the world's most vital postwar tasks: dismantling the strong web of racist ideas, with which certain Western thinkers had sought for more than a century to rationalize the subjugation of others through colonialism, segregation and disenfranchisement.

Historically, certain influential thinkers have thought that the fact that God exists, for example, is a self-explanatory state of affairs.

Outside of sociology, he influenced philosophers Henri Bergson and Emmanuel Levinas, and his ideas can be found latently in the work of certain structuralist thinkers of the 60s, such as Alain Badiou, Louis Althusser, and Michel Foucault.

"I think of science fiction as the realism of California". When Robinson drove from Orange County to UC San Diego (where he received his B.A. in English), he recalls that "in 90 minutes, I went from 1950 to 1970". At UCSD, he became radicalized by Vietnam and his exposure to certain faculty thinkers, chief among them his friend Fredric Jameson, the literary critic and Marxist theorist.