Goodstein
Proper noun
Meaning
Goodstein (plural Goodsteins)
A surname from German.
Examples
Gross met Robert Thorson, the geologist, when the two were members of a task force that was convened shortly after Lynne Goodstein became director of the Honors Program to discuss ways to improve the program.
Phil Goodstein releases second edition of North Side Story with a book tour launch throughout North Denver in April.
“We really need people who are awake to this moment — and are building out the solutions that will help us rewire the planet,” Eban Goodstein, director of the in Sustainability, said.
David Goodstein argues that Millikan's statement, that all drops observed over a sixty-day period were used in the paper, was clarified in a subsequent sentence which specified all "drops upon which complete series of observations were made".
His first guest, former Hillary Clinton adviser Richard Goodstein, pointed out correctly that Carlson had been mispronouncing Harris’ name the entire episode.
Student journalists report on a visit by Laurie Goodstein.