The great magnet that America is is the independence of thought and the right to dissent and the right to believe as you want.
By successfully selling "pragmatism", and prioritising power over integrity, Blair helped to wreck the independence of thought of a generation of Labour politicians.
Instead, the author writes, Keynes believed "that a prosperous society in which everyone is employed was the surest way of maintaining the independence of thought and action he considered the guarantor of true democracy".
Few fields of national endeavour could not benefit from the independence of thought, the creativity, the self-motivation, and the organisational flair that Ph.D. training instils.
ASMI recognized that independence of thought and action was an extremely important quality to be developed by graduate students, yet Fleisig's team provided me with practical training in many aspects of applied biomechanical research.
But if this is who Jeb wants to bring to the White House to lead his foreign policy, it's clear that he possesses neither the judgment nor the independence of thought he'd like voters to believe.
In their wisdom, the programmers dispensed with the second-rate celebrity-spangled productions that so often make film festivals festive in name only and turned the screens and the calendar of activities over to independent filmmakers whose aesthetic displays as much independence of thought as do their mode of production and, significantly, their attitude toward the cinema itself.
Though Shelley herself thought the work "poor", it found favour with reviewers who praised its independence of thought, wit, and feeling.
Spain has opted for a huge expansion in the number of its universities, two-thirds of which have been created since 1975, but this has done little to improve either the quality of teaching or the students' independence of thought.
Third, they must have demonstrated independence of thought and judgement.
