As part of the golden triangle, Sir Gus remains in close contact with Christo pher Geidt, the queen's private secretary and a former United Nations adviser to the Balkans. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Lessee -- Homer with "beast" pher for the opponents of the Lapiths,Cheiron called "most just of the Kentauroi," and wine their undoing, but no description or origin. ❋ Gregory Feeley (2005)
Apparently, she'd received a call that morning from the photogra-pher she'd booked for the wedding with the news he'd broken a leg in a water-skiing accident and would not be able to do their wedding after all. ❋ Lee, Miranda (2001)
It's not something where he's just an economist or he's just a political philosopher -- pher or just a moralist. ❋ Unknown (2001)
Anything was better than trying to pher what had happened in the Circle chamber. ❋ Shatner, William (1999)
Aunt Betty was the first person to tell me 1 had a photographic mem. ory; her comment made me believe 1 would grow up to be a photogr pher. ❋ Tan, Amy (1995)
So, I became a part-time phuoso-pher and a full-time space propulsion engineer. ❋ Chandler, Bryn (1989)
For a while they thought he might want to be a philoso-pher, but his general interests were of specifics and not of abstruse speculations. ❋ Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- (1982)
But the self-evident truths of common sense were not enough for Russell, who more than any other modern philoso - pher shared Kant's passion for discovering a realm of pure certainty. ❋ SHIRLEY ROBIN LETWIN (1968)
Prejudice, tradition, antiquity, and public opinion must be subjected by the philoso - pher to a rational analysis and experience, “peculiarly and personally his own.” ❋ HELLMUT O. PAPPE (1968)
In one sense they may be said to be rationalistic and even ultra-rationalistic, but a philoso - pher like George Lukacs in vain entitles one of his books, the one precisely directed against irrationalism, ❋ JEAN WAHL (1968)
He had a decisive influence on the creation of the type of Cynic philoso - pher, and of the Diogenes legend. ❋ RAGNAR H (1968)
In the meantime the development of historiography had produced problems still more profound — problems that were calculated to tax the mind of the philoso - pher — and the discussion of these reached great in - tensity in the 1890's, though its influence amongst practicing historians tended to come later. ❋ HERBERT BUTTERFIELD (1968)
Aristotle, once “the Philoso - pher,” was now mentioned only to be dismissed, as in John Wilkins 'militant statement of 1638, that “'tis not Aristotle, but truth that should be the rule of our opinions” (The Discovery of a World in the Moone, p. 30). ❋ C. A. PATRIDES (1968)
Quite justly Corbin has called Ṣadr al-Dīn Shīrāzī, whom many Persians consider as the greatest Islamic philoso - pher, a combination of a Saint Thomas and a Jacob ❋ SEYYED HOSSEIN NASR (1968)
Gimcrack's uncle, well-named Snarl, may have the last word, so far as The Virtuoso is concerned: “If the blood of an ass were transfus'd into a virtuoso, you would not know the emittent ass from the recipient philoso - pher.” ❋ MARJORIE HOPE NICOLSON (1968)
Al-Fārābī sought to harmonize the Platonic conception of the philoso - pher-king and divine law (nomos) with the Islamic idea of the prophet-ruler and divine law or Sharī ` ah. ❋ SEYYED HOSSEIN NASR (1968)
For both the German philoso - pher, Wilhelm Dilthey, and the Italian, Benedetto ❋ PATRICK GARDINER (1968)
Locke thus became the philoso - pher of the revolution of 1688 in England by which the supremacy of the royal prerogative power was replaced by that of the Crown in Parliament, and his theory also furnished the main arguments in the classic case of Somersett ([1772], 20 State Trials, 1) in which English Law set its face against slavery for all time. ❋ R. W. M. DIAS (1968)
A philoso - pher may even deliberately select a metaphor for its aesthetic vividness and impact (as with Bergson's élan vital or William James's stream of consciousness; and notoriously the Mystics), but the question of the meta - phor's having philosophical relevance depends on its explanatory function. ❋ STEPHEN C. PEPPER (1968)
I swear, [Ty] could be talking about a [printer] and somehow describe it as [PHERS]! ❋ BnAllen (2011)
chris to pher : "[Guess What]?"
Person 1 : "...what?"
chris to pher : "[Chicken Butt]!!! [XD]" ❋ David Did This (2010)
