Rawls

[ rawlz ]

noun

1. John, 1921–2002, U.S. political philosopher.

Example Sentences

The GMG Union insisted on keeping what their workplace had already ensured in the past, like the salary bases that Rawls benefits from.

From Time

As people like Rawls at The Root have learned, the best first step is to “know your worth” as an employee—and be willing to speak up.

From Time

Rawls gestured toward the sections where students had spent most of the game as though this was study hall — they even had the nerve to remain seated while “Swag Surfin’ ” blared through the gym.

From Washington Post

“It’s too quiet in here,” Rawls said into the microphone during a second-half timeout as Howard trailed Notre Dame by 10 points.

From Washington Post

I was playing with Gladys Knight and Lou Rawls, and I had done Dreamgirls.

From The Daily Beast

The show made Cornelius a television icon, and featured top black artists including Gladys Knight, Lou Rawls, and Barry White.

From The Daily Beast

Instead, he began talking about John Rawls and John Locke, a social contract between the government and the governed.

From The Daily Beast

From Benthem to Mills to Rawls, Sandel explores the basic moral questions we confront in our daily lives.

From The Daily Beast

Morgan mated females (from the stock sent to him by Miss Rawls) to white-eyed males.

From Project Gutenberg

This location of lethal 1a is confirmed by a test that Miss Rawls made of the daughters of the high-ratio female.

From Project Gutenberg