Sentence examples for of our thinkers from inspiring English sources

That is why some of our thinkers feel free to say just about anything".

They seem like people separated from us by large chasms — by all the events of our written history, all the ideas of our thinkers, all the teachings of our religions.

Beyond the erroneous assumption that all tribal peoples are similar, there is a very specific implication, born of the 19th-century colonial enterprise, that the moral beliefs and behaviors of tribal peoples are not only alien but inferior to "all the ideas of our thinkers, all the teachings of our religions".

During National Entrepreneurship Month, we celebrate the hard work, ingenuity, and courage of our thinkers, doers, and makers.

Almost all of our great thinkers and writers have joined the cause.

Very good reasons indeed: some of these include the systemic killing of female philosophers, massacres of some of our earliest thinkers such as the Aztec; and the destruction of ancient African cities that illuminate the thinking of old civilisations.

Or, to put it another way, there is something that seems feckless on the part of CBS, a bit oblivious, to be wandering into an arena that has vexed some of our deepest thinkers for decades.

Some of our greatest thinkers, idealists and role models have been goalies – Pope John Paul II (who looked remarkably like England manager Ron Greenwood); Che Guevara ("I know you are here to kill me. Shoot, coward, you are only going to kill a man," were his last words but he might have uttered them in a penalty shootout); and Jamie Theakston.

In a statement from the American Humanist Association, Holt lauded Darwin's legacy, calling him one of our "greatest thinkers".

Next, I would appoint a small, but diverse, committee of our smartest thinkers on this subject and ask them to put together such a plan that will meet the goals.

Lawrence's response to that tension resembled the Athenian Diodotus' to Cleon, and it might have been Piers Morgan's response to Pratt, as well: "It is the business of our Chief Thinkers to tell us of our own deeper desires, not to keep shrilling our little desires in our ears," Lawrence wrote.