Schuman

[ shoo-muhn French shoo-mahn ]

noun

1. Ro·bert [rob, -ert, r, aw-, ber], 1886–1963, French political leader: premier of France 1947–48.
2. William (Howard), 1910–92, U.S. composer and teacher.

Schuman

noun

1. ʃuman SchumanRobert18861963MFrenchPOLITICS: statesmanPOLITICS: prime minister Robert (rɔbɛr). 1886–1963, French statesman; prime minister (1947–48). He proposed (1950) pooling the coal and steel resources of W Europe
2. ˈʃuːmən SchumanWilliam (Howard)19101991MUSMUSIC: composer William ( Howard ). 1910–91, US composer

Example Sentences

Written and directed by Joseph Schuman and Austin Stark, “Coup!” is a spritely class satire set during this era, though the issues it tackles feel all too timely, which is something all good period pieces should strive for.

From Los Angeles Times

“We are seeing a rise in discontent among voters, a lot of negative emotion, and the party is managing to channel this anger and embody a solution to the mistrust of the political class in Flanders,” she said in an article for the The Research and Studies Centre, at Robert Schuman Foundation.

From Seattle Times

Other Backstreet Boy members said it was "bogus" and Schuman was a "fame seeker."

From Salon

However, the reception to Schuman's allegations spiraled with fans online using the hashtag #IStandWithNickCarter.

From Salon

The response worsened when a fan wrote a counter-narrative post, attempting to poke holes in Schuman's story.

From Salon