thinker

People gave him credit for being a thinker much more than a painter.

Beware when the great God lets loose a thinker on this planet.

But to the mind of the thinker they are all one—latent in one another—developed out of one another.

No other thinker has ever dissected the human mind with equal patience and minuteness.

I think faithfully—and I take the liberty to call myself a thinker.

The artist, then, like the thinker or the scientist, seeks the truth and makes his appeal.

A thinker, he was adventurous in that world; to him, the true world of action.

The novelist may be only an observer; the satirist must be a thinker.

For the paradox of Hazlitt was not that he was a thinker, but a dreamer.

They have the support at many points of so keen a thinker as Russell.