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Sumner

[ US /ˈsəmnɝ/ ]
NOUN
  1. United States sociologist (1840-1910)

How To Use Sumner In A Sentence

  • The county hospital could find no physical cause for Sumner's problems.
  • David Sumner, chairman of the Worthing Society, said Pinter wrote one of his bestknown plays, The Homecoming, while in Worthing. Pinter honoured with plaque (UK)
  • Mr Benjamin complained of Mr Russell of the 'Times' for holding him up to fame as a "gambler" -- a story which he understood Mr Russell had learnt from Mr Charles Sumner at Washington. Three Months in the Southern States, April-June 1863
  • I had stated that Sumner Center Church had always been "yoked" with Racine. Postbulletin.com Local News
  • It always was and is today, with the exception of a 15-year period from 1969 to 1984 when Sumner Center and Stewartville United Methodist Churches were "yoked" and served by the same pastor. Postbulletin.com Local News
  • Every social group has, or tends to have, its own culture, what Sumner calls "folkways," and this culture, imposing its patterns upon the natural man, gives him that particular individuality which characterizes the members of groups. Introduction to the Science of Sociology
  • Painted about 1832, it casts Sumner in the romantic pose of an aspiring artist, palette and maulstick at hand, his distant gaze both engaging and poetic as he looks toward unseen worlds.
  • Mr Justice Sumner said: ‘Her views on MMR are influenced by her mother's unreasoning and rigid approach.’
  • Andy Sumners, a West Village resident shopping for a cat, may have had a different opinion as he stroked Tess, the five-month-old black and white domestic, shorthaired kitten. Cat Brigade on Wheels
  • Sumner, USA (Nobel Prize 1946) crystallizes the enzyme urease and demonstrates that it is a protein. The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1989
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