She's a very thoughtful deep thinker, and I loved that.
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You're a deep thinker, but often you would rather theorize than act.
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Not a deep thinker, but definitely a show to lift the spirits.
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He is polite and inquisitive, a deep thinker with a side of goofy.
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"He is a very clear and a deep thinker and knows this space."
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Unlike SNL's resident deep-thinker, however, the humor in Kanye's platitudes is probably unintentional.
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" An equally significant deep thinker, Sarah Silverman, called farts "the sign language of comedy.
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I take pride in that and genuinely enjoy post-fuck laughter with a naked deep thinker.
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You're always a deep thinker, little virgin, but you'll be in an especially philosophical mood now.
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As a deep thinker and gifted storyteller, Johnson is the right author to tackle the topic.
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She's a deep thinker, she's a challenging thinker, and she's a really great partner in the film.
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Nimoy comes across as much more of deep thinker than Shatner, with passion for poetry, politics and Van Gogh.
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Antwood is the alias of Tristan Douglas, a producer, microbiologist, and all-around deep thinker hailing from Nanaimo, British Columbia.
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In Brazil, Mr. Zé, 80, is known as a pioneer, a tinkerer, a jokester, a deep thinker and a gadfly.
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Although he writes mostly about food, Pollan is a deep thinker whose core interest has always been our relationship to nature.
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He described his son as very shy growing up, a deep thinker who felt comfortable socially only with his closest friends.
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You're also intelligent, a deep thinker and someone who sees creativity in everything you do, so it was a natural fit.
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Remembered as a great orator and a champion for human rights, Martin Luther King, Jr. also was a deep thinker on economics.
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He's also a deep thinker and presents a compelling case for how to best spend money to maximize happiness in your life.
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He is understood to be a loner, a constant if not deep thinker with a resting glower and restless hair and an incapacity for niceties.
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" A close high school friend, Jeremiah Jensen, 24, told the American-Statesman that Conditt was a "deep thinker" but a "little rough around the edges.
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This week on Technotopia I talked to Osama Hashmi, founder of Mocha 7 and a deep thinker on the topics of AI, blockchain, and the future.
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Because Mr. Obama represents everything that Mr. Trump is not: an articulate orator, a deep thinker and someone who is elegant in style, words and actions.
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You're a philosopher, Pisces, a deep thinker, and Mars retrograde in intuitive Water sign Scorpio will be a time for you to take space to reflect.
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McMaster is, in short, both an accomplished doer and a deep thinker, a combination that should serve him well in the complex job of national security adviser.
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Price has a reputation as a deep thinker on policy, a leader in advancing real solutions to challenges who brings a tireless work ethic to his public service.
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Anyone casually familiar with Lane-McKinley will know him to be a deep thinker with a keen awareness of intersections between art, society, media culture, technology, and politics.
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Most important, do they have the ability to ask good questions and to give answers that show they are a deep thinker, and not that they know everything?
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"George Soros is a great political economist and statesman and deep thinker about the state of the world so I respect all three of them very much," he offered.
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" • Another club member and longtime friend, Robin Bernstein, says Trump is a "workaholic deep thinker He asks many people around him the same questions because he wants to hear all sides of an issue.
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He is a deep thinker, so reflective that officials put his group "on the clock" for slow play near the end of the first round on Thursday and at the 23th hole on Friday.
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"He was a football genius, a guru, a big thinker and a deep thinker on offense who shared his information with little people who couldn't help him, and that just doesn't happen anymore," Madden said.
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But perhaps the saddest spectacle is that of Paul Ryan, the speaker of the House, whom the media have for years portrayed as a serious, honest conservative, a deep thinker about how to reform America's safety net.
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Bran Stark's intense stare has landed quite a lot of attention with the return of Game of Thrones, but although the Three Eyed Raven might be a deep thinker, it all comes down to a lack of glasses.
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It feels like Glover is to an extent banking on the idea that his reputation as a deep thinker will earn him the benefit of the doubt in the Obama-West controversy and in his decision to sympathetically depict Brown.
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Gingrich, the disgraced former Speaker of the House, self-professed deep thinker and proposer of great ideas, is so desperate to get back into the limelight that he has alerted the world that he is available for the vice presidency.
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While I am sure he would never do it, I would love to get Peter Thiel in public to really press him rather than let him drift off with empty words that do not represent what a very deep thinker he clearly is.
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But while the script, which the director wrote with Kieran Fitzgerald, dutifully footnotes the more abstruse references — and explains the mechanics of surveillance with admirable clarity — Mr. Stone remains an old-school humanist, a poet of flesh and blood rather than a deep thinker about technology or politics.
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But a spate of articles and social media posts on the glories of staying home in one's pj's suggests that I am not the only one who went overboard once the "introvert" label came to imply a deep thinker with a rich inner life rather than a lone gunman.
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Over his career in LA city politics, he has developed a loyal following among California Democrats as a deep thinker, a feminist, an environmentalist and a fierce advocate for LGBT rights, who pushed to raise the minimum wage in Los Angeles to $4303 an hour and make community college free.
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Even though there is little about Florent, by his own admission, that marks him out as a deep thinker or as much of a reader, this slim novel is weighed down heavily with French and European classics: Schopenhauer, Catherine Millet, Georges Bataille, Blanchot, Cioran, Loti, Segalen, Barbey d'Aurevilly, Christine Angot, Zola, the Marquis de Sade, Thomas Mann, Marcel Proust, Arthur Conan Doyle, Fyodor Dostoyevsky, Vladimir Nabokov, and, most surprisingly, the brilliant but nearly forgotten American science fiction writer Thomas M. Disch.
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A less-than-deep thinker. And bad at self-awareness. Fine, he's none of these things. But here is the problem: This is his perception in the industry as the Mets try yet again to fix their baseball operations department.
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Zubar was a pacey and strong defender, able to play at centre-back and right-back. Speaking in February 2012, Bournemouth manager Lee Bradbury stated that Zubar "works very hard, is really passionate about the game and is a deep thinker".
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The Sun’s format features a lengthy interview with a “deep thinker” at the front of each issue, followed by fiction, nonfiction and photography. In the “Readers Write” section, readers are invited to contribute reflections on a different theme for each issue.
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She fights using an odachi. ; : :Although her surname means "silent", she's actually a frequent troublemaker with a rioting energy. She isn't a deep thinker but has a straight-thinking and while is clumsy, she is willing to work and transform her to be a better stage girl. She has once aspired to be a singer during junior high.
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He was quickly promoted. Yang travelled to meet distributors throughout China and used his technical knowledge to achieve a strong sales record. Yang also stood out at Lenovo for being a quiet, deep thinker. These qualities caught the attention of Liu Chuanzhi, who later promoted Yang to head Lenovo's personal computer business at just 29 years old.
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By 1905 he was earning £20,000 per annum at the Bar (). He became a bencher at Lincoln's Inn in 1893. Amongst his early friends was Edmund Gosse, the scholarly librarian at the inn's law library, whose help made Haldane well known for being fully prepared in court and parliamentary briefs. Haldane was a deep thinker, an unusual breed: a philosopher- politician.
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He was pulled out of there thanks to intercession of Croatian episcopate and Dr. Alojzije Stepinac. With the mediation of Vatican, he was interned on May 25, 1941 in Franciscan monastery in Budapest. He returned to his previous service in Subotica in April 1943, and that way remained until its death in 1951. His contemporaries witnessed about him as deep thinker and as a person with firm beliefs and attitudes.
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These techniques were then used to tow the missile boats near Karachi harbour to be used as Missile delivery Vehicles with devastating effect. He was appointed the Director of Combat Policy and Tactics (DCPT), serving from 1974 to 1977. He was a deep thinker and brilliant tactician. His work on naval strategy remains the basis for much of the tactical training and operational maneuvers of the Indian Navy.
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De Gier, younger and attractive with deep brown eyes and curly hair and most-often sporting a tasteful denim suit, is single, handsome, and very successful with women. Despite his womanizing, he is an avowed bachelor, and most dedicated to his cats. He is a dreamer and deep thinker, with discursive pondering about "the void," Zen, and life. A native of Rotterdam, de Gier is, like Grijpstra, an amateur musician.
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Most notable for his advances in Physics, he was also a deep thinker and Philosopher, resulting in the statue portrayed seated. It has been said that rubbing the statue's outstretched right foot brings the student good luck. Recent rumours have been spreading about the student body that when the clock above Galileo's head strikes the eleventh minute of the eleventh hour, the statue appears to wink. Some have put this down to simply being an optical illusion.
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Digger is a very smart tracking burrowing owl, Athene cunicularia, who is part of "The Band." Born in the Desert of Kuneer, he was separated from his parents when owls (Jatt and Jutt) from St. Aggie's attacked his family and ate his brother. He is now a Guardian of Ga'Hoole at the Great Ga'Hoole Tree in the tracking chaw. He is a very deep thinker, and can often come up with things that others can not.
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Portrayed as the deep thinker of the group, Max sometimes is nevertheless shown spurred to bold action by his protective nature. This sometimes manifests as a character flaw, as his protective nature leads him to make conservative choices. However, fitting into the archetypal leader role, he always takes responsibility for his actions and choices, and is never beyond offering apologies to those he hurts. Max also stands out in the group because of his unique healing powers.
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Xun Xu served in the privy council and was in charge of state secrets for a long time. He was not only a talented writer, but also a deep thinker who understood very well his place as a subject of his lord. He knew what his lord expected of him and adapted his behaviour accordingly to please his lord. That was why he managed to remain in Emperor Wu's favour and live a comfortable life until his death.
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He participated in Hulagu's campaign against the Nizaris in Persia in 1256. In 1259-61 he directed punitive operations against rebels in Georgia, and then was sent to Khorasan to fight the Golden Horde. He is described as faithful servant of the Qaghan in Persian sources while the Georgian and Armenian sources say he was cruel and violent overseer. However, one Georgian chronicle mentions he was a friend of equity, trustful in his language, a deep thinker, and profound in counsel.
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The whole family became involved in the anarchist movement. Baronio and Gallo were founding members of the Gruppo Diritto all'Esistenza (Right to an Existence Group), one of North America's most influential Italian anarchist groups. Flouting the social conventions of her day, and the teachings of the Catholic Church, Baronio lived with Gallo and had six children with him out of wedlock. In his memoir, her son William describes her as an avid reader and a deep thinker with an anticlerical, anticonsumerist bent.
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He was an only child and ascribes his writing imagination to "an emptiness in my childhood that I filled up with fantasies". For $9.50 a week, Walter Mosley attended the Victory Baptist day school, a private African-American elementary school that held pioneering classes in black history. When he was 12, his parents moved from South Central to more comfortably affluent, working-class west LA. He graduated from Alexander Hamilton High School in 1970. Mosley describes his father as a deep thinker and storyteller, a "black Socrates".
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While playing Counter-Strike as a teenager, another player described him as ‘Sanki’ (eccentric, slightly mad) and he adopted it as his moniker. The artist claims it also means 'deep thinker'. In 2008, Sanki started his career as a professional performing artist after being photographed by Tapu Javeri while freerunning in a park in Karachi, later performing at the launch of Style 360. From 2011, he became a professional artist, selling artwork and painting commissioned murals, and in March 2012 started his own personal studio where he works .
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Upon Finney's return, Rev. Ingersoll remained for a few months as co-pastor/associate pastor with Finney. The elder Ingersoll's later pastoral experiences influenced young Robert negatively, however, as The Elmira Telegram described in 1890: > Though for many years the most noted of American infidels, Colonel Ingersoll > was born and reared in a devoutly Christian household. His father, John > Ingersoll, was a Congregationalist minister and a man of mark in his time, a > deep thinker, a logical and eloquent speaker, broad minded and generously > tolerant of the views of others.
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Charlotte Niehaus was part of the substantial minority that rejoined the Social Democrats, however. The focus of her work in the parliament was on welfare issues. Political colleagues found her practical and hard working, but not a deep thinker During her thirteen years of membership she only delivered ten speeches in the chamber, preferring to work in the background. She was, notably, a co-founder of the Bremen Workers' Welfare ("Arbeiterwohlfahrt") organisation which she led from 1928 till the organisation was abolished - as matters turned out, temporarily - after 1933.
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Lambeth Palace Library, Fisher 3 A deep thinker"Mervyn Haigh" Barry, F.R: London, SPCK,1964 and loyal monarchist, Haigh chaired the Joint Committee which revised the Amended Lectionary."An introduction to the Amended Lectionary for Sundays and Certain Holy Days" Haigh, M.G. (ed.): London, SPCK, 1948 He resigned his post in 1952 and was honoured by Winchester CollegeAd Portas before retiring to North Wales where he became involved in several rural campaigns.Snowdonia National Park Joint Advisory Committee; Caernarvonshire National Park Planning Committee; Merioneth National Park Planning Committee The Times Monday, 24 September 1962; p.
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However the pauses also served as a way for him to think on his feet and he was regarded as a quick and deep thinker while engaged in the act of lecturing. His courses for students in Austin had little to do with computer science but they dealt with the presentation of mathematical proofs. At the beginning of each semester he would take a photo of each of the students, in order to memorize their names. He never followed a textbook, with the possible exception of his own while it was under preparation.
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All of Kurundkar's literary work reflected the idea of supremacy of logical thinking. (He had said that he had imbibed that idea from his father and one of his high school teachers.) Bertrand Russell was his role model: He shared Russell's thinking and reasoning. Besides being a deep thinker and a littérateur, he was a social activist. He was associated with Jayprakash Narayan's Total Revolution; Agitation for the Development of Marathwada; Vinoba Bhave's Teachers' Congress (आचार्य कुल); and the Fear Not movement opposing the dictatorial "national Emergency" imposed in 1975 by the then Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.
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A deep thinker and visionary, Quoc Trung yearns to reach out as far as his music with take him, beyond his birth country all the while introducing current new sounds to music listeners in Vietnam. One of his goals is moving the Vietnamese music industry towards more standardized practices with intellectual property and copyright laws. Quoc Trung has collaborated with various international artists, and performed in many countries including for the Royal Family in Japan. He has taken part in esteemed music festivals such as the Montreux Jazz Festival - France, Roskilde Music Festival - Denmark and many other festivals in Asia.
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Throughout his political career, Nyamweya remained a good-natured and sociable person, thorough in all his endeavours, and a deep thinker who spoke only when it was necessary for him to speak. By the time of his death, he had actualised and blended his spiritual, political, and philosophical self. Having been in positions of authority, legal practice, business, politics and all else Nyamweya had concluded that the ideal person is that who loves the Lord, and is at peace with God. Nyamweya died on 25 September 1995 while serving as National Vice Chairman of the Democratic Party.
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He also said she was a tough boss who was "equally quick to appreciate hard work", but could also be defiant "if she felt she had been the victim of injustice". Paul Burrell, who worked as a butler for the Princess, remembered her as a "deep thinker" capable of "introspective analysis". She was often described as a devoted mother to her children, who are believed to be influenced by her personality and way of life. In the early years, Diana was often noted for her shy nature, while journalist Michael White perceived her as being "smart", "shrewd and funny".
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She is also an ally of Yoshiaki Ashikaga in her fight against Nobuna alongside her sister Takakage. She wishes to defeat Yamanaka Shikanosuke no matter what because of the humiliation she caused to the Mōri clan when she escaped their custody using the excuse of needing to go to the toilet to escape. Unlike Takakage, she isn't a very deep thinker and only wants to see how things will go through, so she has a deep trust in her sister. However, when she's not on the battlefield, she tends to fantasize with "beautiful generals", and Takakage compares her to a Fujoshi.
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As a bright, rosy-cheeked little girl with a "foolish habit of making rhymes," she often elicited the frowns of the elders and the laughter of her playmates. Unappreciated, she dwelt even at a young age in an atmosphere of unattainable hopes. She was always a deep thinker, wondering at the mysteries of life and death and adoring the sublimities of nature, being from childhood left much to her own ways and meditations. She became orphaned at the age of 14 while a pupil in the Emma Willard School, in Troy, New York, where she had lived with her widowed mother.
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Löwy 1973, pp. 7, 9, 15, 25, 75, 106.The Spark That Does Not Die by Michael Löwy, International Viewpoint, July 1997 Moreover, sociologist Michael Löwy contends that the many facets of Guevara's life (i.e. doctor and economist, revolutionary and banker, military theoretician and ambassador, deep thinker and political agitator) illuminated the rise of the "Che myth", allowing him to be invariably crystallized in his many metanarrative roles as a "Red Robin Hood, Don Quixote of communism, new Garibaldi, Marxist Saint Just, Cid Campeador of the Wretched of the Earth, Sir Galahad of the beggars ... and Bolshevik devil who haunts the dreams of the rich, kindling braziers of subversion all over the world".
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His family was originally from ParthiaNew Book of Tang, vol. 75. but had lived for generations in the Hexi region, and his great-grandfather An Xiuren () was a contributor to Tang Dynasty's establishment, having assisted his brother An Xinggui () in overthrowing one of the contenders for supremacy during the transition from Sui to Tang, Li Gui the Emperor of Liang and united Li Gui's Liang state to Tang. The An family was known for its capability in tending horses, and a number of An family members moved to the region around the Tang capital Chang'an and became students of literature, having intermarried with scholar-bureaucratic families. It was said that An Baozhen was a deep thinker yet decisive.
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He lived much of his life in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He married Elizabeth DeWindt in 1843. Though not one of its founding members, Cranch became associated with the Transcendental Club;Gura, Philip F. American Transcendentalism: A History. New York: Hill and Wang, 2007: 7–8. he read Ralph Waldo Emerson's Nature by December 1836 and beginning in June 1837 served as a substitute editor of the Western Messenger in the absence of James Freeman Clarke. For that journal, Cranch reviewed Emerson's Phi Beta Kappa address at Harvard in August 1837 known as "The American Scholar". He referred to the speech as "so full of beauties, full of original thought and illustration" and its author as "the man of genius, the bold deep thinker, and the concise original writer".
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From 1967 to 1971, he served as a member of the Council of the National Academy of Sciences. At the same time he served as the representative of the Academy's Engineering section on the Committee on Science and Public Policy (COSPUP). Being a deep thinker as well as a lucid writer he significantly contributed to three important COSPUP studies: Basic Research and National Goals (1965), Applied Science and Technological Progress (1967) and Technology: Processes of Assessment and Choice (1969). These studies had the additional distinction of being the first ever to be prepared by the Academy for the Legislative Branch, or more specifically for the Committee on Science and Astronautics of the U.S. House of Representatives, thus fulfilling the Academy's mandate, under its Charter, as an advisory body to the U.S. Government.
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He continued depicting American subjects as well, favoring the beaches of Cape Cod and the mountains of Vermont. Waterman married an Italian woman, Marietta Ambrosi, and in the first decade of the twentieth century he relocated with her to her home country; he died in Italy, in Madero, and is buried in Swan Point Cemetery in Providence. Waterman was described after his death as a man of broad intellect and a deep thinker, something of a philosopher; he was said to hold the average American art buyer in contempt, and was well-off enough to enjoy the art of painting for itself, rather than for any pecuniary reasons. He was a member of the Paint and Clay Club of Boston, of the American Watercolor Society, and the Artists Fund Society.
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In 739, Li Shizhi became the governor at You Prefecture (幽州, roughly modern Beijing) and acting military governor (Jiedushi) of the region. In 742, after the death of the chancellor Niu Xianke, Li Shizhi succeeded Niu as Zuo Xiang () -- the head of the examination bureau of government (門下省, Menxia Sheng) and a post considered one for a chancellor; he was also created the Duke of Qinghe. He served alongside Li Linfu, and they fought over control of government, although since Li Shizhi was not a deep thinker, Li Linfu was able to find ways to damage him. For example, on one occasion, Li Linfu told Li Shizhi that there were gold deposits at Mount Hua that could be mined—and Li Shizhi, as Li Linfu intended, then proposed to Emperor Xuanzong to mine the gold deposits.
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Zheng Zhong (鄭眾), courtesy name Jichan (季產) (died 107), was the first Han Dynasty eunuch with real power in government, thanks to the trust that Emperor He had in him for his contributions in overthrowing the clan of Empress Dowager Dou, particularly her autocratic brother Dou Xian. He was also a close associate of Emperor He's wife Empress Deng Sui and continued to be dominant after Emperor He's death, during her regency over his son Emperor Shang and Emperor An. He was also the first Eastern Han Dynasty eunuch to be created a marquess. (The only Western Han Dynasty eunuch who was created a marquess was Empress Xu Pingjun's father Xu Guanghan (許廣漢), whose creation was thanks to his relationship with his daughter and his son-in-law Emperor Xuan, not his post as a eunuch.) Zheng was from Nanyang Commandery (roughly modern Nanyang, Henan) -- the same commandery that the Eastern Han imperial clan dominated. He was described to be cautious, agile, and a deep thinker.
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