Sentence examples for interesting thinker from inspiring English sources

As it happens, Mr. Davies is an interesting thinker about nearly every aspect of our search for other intelligent life in the universe.

The dustjacket also carried a tribute from Tony Blair, hailing Leadbeater as "an extraordinarily interesting thinker" whose book "raises criticial questions for Britain's future".

Eccentric as he was – he wrote his lengthy tomes while wearing ear muffs to block out noise – Spencer was a more interesting thinker than his disciples.

"When Leon sees an interesting thinker, he just throws money at them until he gets them," Orville Schell, a Sinologist and the former dean of Berkeley's journalism school, told me.

In short, Gould reveals himself to be a facile explicator but by no means the deep or interesting thinker that he evidently aspired to be, as his frequent analogies to the field of classical music embarrassingly illustrate.

Taleb is an interesting thinker, but he has an entirely different view of the world to Thaler and would not last five minutes in the new, soft-focus, all things to all people Conservative party.

Students at his school whom he would never have recommended emerged as the most interesting thinkers, he said.

Siegel is too quick to attribute mercantile or otherwise venal motives to people with whom he disagrees, and the range of interesting thinkers at whom he takes potshots is pretty wide: Kevin Kelly, Stewart Brand, David Brooks, Malcolm Gladwell, Lawrence Lessig and many others.

Djokovic spoke later, not for the first time, about the "privilege of pressure", which seems to have become a mantra for one of the most interesting thinkers on the circuit.

The senior official also recommended as interesting thinkers on the Middle East Charles Hill, of Yale, who in a recent essay declared, "Every regime of the Arab-Islamic world has proved a failure," and Reuel Marc Gerecht, of the American Enterprise Institute, who published an article in The Weekly Standard about the need for a change of regime in Iran and Syria.

Mr. Goldberg's company has already attracted some of the more interesting thinkers in the online music world, including programmers and conceptualists who don't want to use the Internet simply to promote artists or sell stock but to develop a model in which semi-popular acts like Mr. Rundgren can see the revenue they deserve from their music without sacrificing creative control.