Sentence examples for famous formulations from inspiring English sources

But Brandeis's dissent contains one of the most famous formulations in American law: that the states should be free to serve as "laboratories" of democracy.

And -- in Cluetrain's most famous formulation -- so are networked markets.

In the famous formulation, Moynihan was "blaming the victim"; he was also accused of both subtle and explicit racism.

It announces the computer as a tool, ready for use the "bicycle for the mind," in Steve Jobs's famous formulation.

The missionary movements of the 19th century inspired pious adventurers to travel to Africa and spread, in the famous formulation of David Livingstone, "Civilization, commerce and Christianity".

Then, in his 2002 State of the Union address, Bush included North Korea, along with Iran and Iraq, in his famous formulation, the "axis of evil".

Follow your dreams and, with enough training an average of ten thousand hours, as the famous formulation goes you can reach them, whether they involve golf or poetry.

("It is better to be a human being dissatisfied than a pig satisfied; better to be Socrates dissatisfied than a fool satisfied" is John Stuart Mill's famous formulation).

But like Jefferson's more famous formulation of the same message, Adams framed the status of individual rights in absolute and universal terms.

In Robert A Dahl's famous formulation, power means getting someone to do something that he would otherwise not want to do.

Certainly, there isn't much tread left in the argument that global warming is, to use Senator James Inhofe's famous formulation, a "hoax".