Chalmers

[ chah-merz, chal- ]

noun

1. Alexander, 1759–1834, Scottish biographer, editor, and journalist.

Example Sentences

Chalmers posted on Facebook last Sunday that Long had repeatedly threatened to “flee the country” with the 10-year-old.

From The Daily Beast

Doctor Johanna Xu with a newly manufactured structural battery cell in Chalmers’ composite lab, which she shows to professor Leif Asp.

From Ars Technica

It will have access to the Internet and all the writings of Chalmers and other philosophers who have asked questions about qualia and consciousness.

From Nautilus

Blindsight seems to demonstrate that some behaviors can be purely mechanized, so to speak, occurring without any subjective awareness—echoing Chalmers’ notion of zombies.

From Nautilus

If Chalmers’ view is that consciousness is a fundamental property of the universe, it must have preceded even the emergence of life.

From Nautilus

Mario Chalmers, an inconsequential guy on the team, is often hungry and thinks Elf is one of the funniest movies in the world.

From The Daily Beast

Instead, an ill-advised, uncharacteristic around-the-back dribble led to a steal and a Mario Chalmers three.

From The Daily Beast

Chalmers, on the contrary, argues that we may easily have too much capital.

From Project Gutenberg

Chalmers's Works were published in twenty-five volumes in 1841-42.

From Project Gutenberg

Chalmers, of course, towered 275over all the rest as its man of many-sided genius.

From Project Gutenberg

It was painted by Henry Inman, during his sojourn abroad, and is the finest picture of Chalmers we have ever seen.

From Project Gutenberg

Mr. Chalmers gives, in his life of Ruddiman, a curious particular of these Venetian Gazettes.

From Project Gutenberg