founding fathers造句

But the founding fathers of the United States share an intellectual bond with the founding father of economics.

Benjamin Franklin is one of the most beloved founding fathers in the United States.

You struggle to name Supreme Court cases, newspapers you read and even founding fathers you admire?

Always an interdisciplinary subject, cybernetics was seen by its founding fathers moreover as transdisciplinary.

It's actually attributed to Benjamin Franklin, one of the nation's founding fathers.

When you read what the founding fathers had to say for themselves, they sound more like hackers.

This practice recalls a famous condemnation of village India by one of the country's founding fathers, b.r..

You start searching your memory, sifting through images of old guys, founding fathers, thinking about the Declaration of Independence.

"The Huaxia people were the direct descendants of the founding fathers of Chinese civilisation. Their pride, glory and orthodoxy were derived from this special relation."

The apathy displayed by these founding fathers symbolize the demoralization related to racial superiority. Scholars point toward this racial polarization as evidence of the existence of Eugenics.

Let me express my gratitude to the United Nations founding fathers for their vision in having left a legacy which was humanity's best guarantee for continual survival.

Our founding fathers, faced with perils that we can scarcely imagine, drafted a charter to assure the rule of law and the rights of man, a charter expanded by the blood of generations.

John Snow, the doctor who administered the drug, is better known as one of the founding fathers of epidemiology, after he traced a deadly outbreak of cholera to a Soho water pump.

The first was called the Qingxu Group. These people were the founding fathers who followed Liu Bei to the South and to the north. They belonged to the non-renewable resources of death.