Similar words: thomas paine, thomas edison, thomas hobbes, thomas jefferson, xanthoma, fathomable, what is more, sophomore. Meaning: n. English statesman who opposed Henry VIII's divorce from Catherine of Aragon and was imprisoned and beheaded; recalled for his concept of Utopia, the ideal state.
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1. Sir Thomas More is remembered today as the author of Utopia.
2. Sir Thomas More built his house there.
3. Sir Thomas More used the expression in fifteen thirty-four.
4. Sir Thomas More used the expression in 1534.
5. Sir Thomas More is remembered today as the auther of Utopia.
6. In Robert Bolt's play about Sir Thomas More, "A Man for All Seasons, " the young Richard Rich wonders whether it is worthwhile to be a teacher. "If I was [a fine teacher], who would know it?"
7. Sir Thomas More, friend and supporter of Erasmus, led a dangerous but incorruptible political life which would earn him the death penalty from the same King who once knighted him,(http://sentencedict.com) Henry VIII.
8. Sir Thomas More was a man of stately and handsome presence ( Horace Walpole ).
9. Sir Thomas More is remembered today as the author of .
10. The other was Sir Thomas More , the first secularistic and a man of morality.
11. Donne's father died suddenly in 1576, and left the three children to be raised by their mother, Elizabeth, the daughter of John Heywood, epigrammatist, and a relative of Sir Thomas More.
12. The Republic is also a utopia, a word that Plato does not use, was not coined until many, many centuries later by Sir Thomas More.
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