How to pronounce “leona” in English

Leonard. He's just published an article in Foreign Affairs magazine called The Abandoned Order: Learning to Live in a

Leonard, this sounds like a doggy world,

Leonard from the European Council on Foreign Relations.

Leonardo comes into their young life at 10 years old and then just, bam, straight away, they could read his fangled way of writing.

Leonardo da Vinci was a mathematician that also was an artist.

Leonardo da Vinci painted octagons on his Mona Lisa.

Leonardo had a jotting in one of his notebooks-- "Describe the tongue of a woodpecker." And that inspired me, because I realized,

Leonard Nimoy, who I just was such a huge fan.

Leonard turned from us and let the divers drag him through the water to the platform that would carry him to the surface.

Leonard mentioned the three astronauts that just went.

Leonardo da Vinci said, "You will never have a greater or lesser dominion than that over yourself.

Leonardo, by staying completely out of politics, actually managed to have them patron his works, and funding.

Leonardo, on the other hand, he didn't want to prove that anybody was right.

Leonardo's scholarly tome, "Liber Abaci", but also read and understand his other scholarly tome, "Practical Geometry."

Leonardo would have gone out on a dirt road, on a cart.

Leonardo himself would put this kind of thing in the border.

Leonardo dvinci I don't know it could be way back then uh but it came out and and it got published and they talked about

Leonardo da Vinci was in the workshop of Verrocchio in Florence.

Leonard Lopate laughed about that when I was on his show.

Leonardo da Vinci would have been so blown away if he had known what you guys at Google can do today.

Leonardo, a great artist and an inventor lived in violent times and was a designer of tanks, battlements, ramparts, and an assortment of other military tools, and castle

Leonard part, I'll keep the Leonard part.

Leonard Roberts, no. Leonard-- I got it-- Raymond.

Leonard Raymond. OK, so I went to everybody's office.

Leonard .

Leonardo, Durer-- Durer was very big on skulls.

Leonard: Hi, good afternoon. Thanks for inviting me here and thanks for taking your

Leonard: Whoop, it's not.

Leonard: Chocolate, heart, cake, eat, pie.

Leonard: Do you know which sound was obliterated?

Leonard and he'll be talking about the his upcoming to be published book end of

Leonard Euler, one of the great mathematicians of human history, found one equation which summarized the fundamental constants of math.

So Leonard Cohen has a famous song about, the cracks are how the light gets in.

So Leonardo's in his studio.

And Leonardo's absolute favorite, the eternity knot.

Perhaps Leonardo's fascination with knots was because of his surname, Vinci.

Perhaps Leonardo found a clever way of finding his paintings with the knot in lieu of a signature.

And Leonardo lavishes her in eternity knots.

by Leonardo da Vinci.

on Leonardo's knots. And I also had it analyzed by sacred geometer Keith Critchlow from London, very well-renowned, written

celebrated Leonardo's 500th anniversary of his death.

And Leonard said, well, no, we're not cutting that scene.

If Leonardo da Vinci was alive today and you gave him an iPhone, he'd be like, what is this?

But Leonard has written a book that is a companion book to the National Geographic series.

But Leonard's book is a great companion to the series.

Take Leonardo. As you say, the patron, or what I call activator, played a big role.

And Leonardo used to stand on a bridge and watch the flow of water, and the eddies, and the resistance, and the self-interactions, and the interaction with the coast

Did Leonardo really have the influence that people would assume that he did?

commentator: Leonard Mlodinow, bestselling author of the The Drunkard's Walk has a new book called SUBLIMINAL: How Your Unconscious Mind Rules Your Behavior, a fascinating and