Sentence examples for mill who from inspiring English sources

"It's something they don't understand, so they assume that it's risky," Mill, who is 25, says.

He was one of nine men at the mill who were infected.

It was his father, an accountant for a textile mill, who had urged Owen to get a practical, scientific education.

Saul and Judy Sherman of Water Mill, who stop by several times a week, may be typical customer-investors.

It was a distressed Mill, who told him that a maid had mistaken it for waste paper and burnt it.

A history of modern atheism — what did Voltaire say to Diderot? what did Comte mean to Mill? who was Madalyn Murray O'Hair, anyway?

One of the most celebrated educational experiments in history was performed by James Mill, the British historian, on his eldest son, John Stuart Mill, who was born outside London in 1806.

It was the British philosopher John Stuart Mill who lamented, "That so few now dare be eccentric marks the chief danger of our time".

Its creation was beset with difficulty; after spending months on the manuscript in 1834, Carlyle lent his only draft to philosopher John Stuart Mill, who accidentally burned it.

From Gray's point of view, Enlightenment figures like Kant and John Stuart Mill, who evoke better human possibilities, are purveying a consoling myth.

It was John Stuart Mill who enunciated the principle that theoretically guides the doctor through these situations: "Over his own body and mind, the individual is sovereign".