thinker造句

---Voltaire, French thinker

Next the thinker must define the problem.

Cautious a cautious thinker does not believe things without proof.

Viewpoint having thinker among them, also viewpoint having jurist.

Are you an independent thinker, or do you depend more on your superior for direction?

You are the only thinker in your universe, and your thoughts are creative.

It will take an imaginative thinker to hone a message at once sensible and distinct.

Here I was, mingling with the great, and yet helpless as the veriest grade-three thinker.

Emerson's work has influenced nearly every generation of thinker, writer and poet since his time.

I choose joy... I will refuse the temptation to be cynical... the tool of the lazy thinker.

Lyotard is a great thinker of postmodernism. His theory of narrative and justice is of deep influence.

Yeats is, in fact, a far less nostalgic thinker than either Eliot or Pound, at least as I understand them.

Confucius is a human spiritual mentor, who is a humanitarian enlightenment, is recognized worldwide as a great thinker.

It is that our country thinker and the jurist study the purpose location following theory at ease.

In the popular imagination, Socrates may be the first deep thinker in Western civilization, but in Mr. Johnson's view he was also an anti-intellectual.

I took intellectual risks by taking unfamiliar courses such as Mandarin, economics, and world music to broaden my mind and make me an interdisciplinary thinker.

Literary critics bemoan her cardboard characters and tabloid style. Political theorists dismiss her as a shallow thinker whose appeal is restricted to adolescents.

He pointed out that all thinking presupposes a thinker: even in doubting, you realize that there must at least be a self which is doing the doubting.

I have never been able to feel much liking for Gandhi, but I do not feel sure that as a political thinker he was wrong in the main, nor do I believe that his life was a failure.

Reframing a work travesty by offering up solid, well-researched solution in a timely manner will prove to your boss you're not only a thinker, but also a doer with management potential.

This Byron (played by Paul Batiste) is a chubby, middle-aged searcher (though never for a job), a lover and a thinker who MUSES on religion and his place in the universe.

Some long and detailed passages seem undigested, the output, it would seem, of an army of research assistants rather than the outstanding writer and thinker that Mr Ferguson plainly is.