With what seems like genuine disgust, he upbraids Socrates for infantile naïveté: he might as well claim, absurdly, that shepherds and cowherds fatten their flocks for the good of the sheep and cows themselves.
Every year in June, the great and the good of the games industry flock to Los Angeles for the video game extravaganza that is E3.
The great and the good of Derby have been flocking to Kedleston since Robert Adam – famed for Kenwood House and Osterley Park in London – built it in the 1760s.
THE good citizens of Hanover, New Hampshire flocked to a town hall meeting this week for their first opportunity to compare the Democratic presidential contenders face to face.
We calculated the reproductive power in poultry flocks, a measure for the ability of a poultry flock to infect other susceptible poultry flocks.
Dong et al. used the D4D dataset for modeling the movements of flocks of people [38].
The owner-reported health status of the flocks is good, mortality low and vaccinations are not commonly used.
He had too much faith that his flock was willing to forfeit individual good — and do unto others — for the sake of the community.
Most of the flocks tested had individual birds that showed one or more PEC or PEMS symptoms, but in other flocks, the birds were in good health.
Twitter, the company, retweeted my talk in a call for job applicants to "join the flock". The implicit understanding was that Twitter was a force for good in the world, on the side of the people and their revolutions.
