Sentence examples for profound thinker from inspiring English sources

She's a really profound thinker, which is why I adore her".

In the words of that profound thinker Branch Rickey, "Luck is the residue of design".

He was also "Camus in a lab coat," a profound thinker who linked life's deepest meanings to its hidden mechanics.

Among the founders, Franklin was not the most profound thinker — that distinction goes to Jefferson or Madison or Hamilton.

Burke, the father of modern conservatism, was a profound thinker, who challenged many of the orthodoxies of his day.

And though President Obama is clearly a profound thinker, his observation that stocks are cheap these days sounds somewhat amateurish.

But the term has always included both professionals and amateurs, profound thinkers and casual nature lovers.

This is a magnificent series, showing just how important it is to give profound thinkers space to explain their deepest beliefs, and Joan Bakewell is appropriately receptive, providing only gentle touches on the rudder.

With some of the most profound thinkers of the age, I'd talk about – sometimes shout about – nuclear disarmament, the miners' strike, Israel, the Soviet Union, interpretations of the second world war, the Holocaust, exhibitions and productions of classic dramas.

The fight by then reminded me of something that Sam Langford, one of the most profound thinkers — and, according to all accounts, one of the greatest doers — of the prize ring, once said to me: "Whatever that other man want to do, don't let him do it".

Bishop Welldon [Dean of Durham Cathedral] says the belief that the souls of animals as well as of men survive death has been held by a good many profound thinkers, from Plato to Bishop Butler, and adds: "I incline to think that animal life will prove to be susceptible not only of continuance but of elevation beyond the grave".