Sentence examples for thinkers of this from inspiring English sources

To Opie, "They were the leading thinkers of this revolution around women's bodies.

I asked myself, "Who were the great thinkers of this time?

Debating thinkers of this calibre not only kept Buckley's own mind in fighting trim, it also demonstrated his seriousness and raised the stature of his political movement.

Although several Jewish intellectuals in 9th- and 10th-century Babylonia were steeped in Greek philosophy, the most productive and influential Jewish thinkers of this period represented a very different tendency, that of the Muʿtazilite kalām.

General Marshall had to keep telling thinkers of this school that the number of men in an army who fight in tanks is minuscular compared to the number in other branches of service, and that it is unreasonable to forego all training until the last items of equipment arrive.

Through Global Hackathon Seoul and other awesome hackathons, I don't want to just show people but let them experience the hacker culture, and collaborate with really different thinkers of this world," says Yoo. "We have an opportunity to import the mindset and innovative trends of the best hackers from around the world".

Adapting this, later thinkers of the Frankfurt School decided that the key to destroying capitalism was to mix up Marx with a bit of Freud, since workers were not only economically oppressed, but made orderly by sexual repression and other social conventions.

The thinkers of the European enlightenment endorsed this view that guidance comes from reason, not from tradition or revelation, and that it lay at the basis of the good society.

With a sharp wit and a sharper tongue, Mr. Hendry, a plain-spoken Scot, has positioned himself as the public contrarian thinker of this city's very private hedge fund community.

In 1951, the British mathematician Alan Turing — who after von Neumann was probably the most influential thinker of this century concerning the logic of automata — developed a program to carry out Shannon's scheme.

In 1951, the British mathematician Alan Turing who after von Neumann was probably the most influential thinker of this century concerning the logic of automata developed a program to carry out Shannon's scheme.