Snyder

[ snahy-der ]

noun

1. Gary, born 1930, U.S. poet and essayist.
2. a city in NW central Texas.

Example Sentences

For those of us who did not vote for Trump, do not “pre-obey,” as Timothy Snyder says.

From Salon

In a departure from speculative narratives, Timothy Snyder's "On Tyranny: Twenty Lessons from the Twentieth Century" made the top 10, reports CBS News.

From Salon

Historian Timothy Snyder, whose new book On Freedom was published in September, joined Dahlia Lithwick on this week’s Amicus podcast to discuss why an upside-down conception of freedom, and the facts-optional framework of originalism, could be the court’s undoing in the aftermath of this election.

From Slate

Timothy Snyder: So, first of all, with the Supreme Court and factuality, apropos of this coming election, one thing that worries me is that their lack of contact with factuality has to do with their own social positioning.

From Slate

Timothy Snyder calls this "anticipatory obedience."

From Salon