Sentence examples for * the colloquium from inspiring English sources

Some men not men, troglodytes say that the COLLOQUIUM is nothing but a tarted-up colloquy.

At the Colloquium, books and ideas were thrown open to discussion; almost every approach was tolerated.

Some men — not men, troglodytes — say that the COLLOQUIUM is nothing but a tarted-up colloquy.

In an interview after the colloquium, Ms. Wright described it as a pattern of advance and retreat.

When Barzun was assigned to the Colloquium, in 1934, his teaching partner was the English instructor Lionel Trilling.

It was all a huge success, and the Colloquium became a regular fixture.

Finally, his work — if he was genuinely really the author — Colloquium of the Seven about Secrets of the Sublime (Colloquium Heptaplomeres de rerum sublimium arcanis abditis, 1683), which was published posthumously, provides clues about his own religious views.

As a way of getting that first step to occur, department heads and college deans should recommend to their colloquium chairs that a speaker on diversity issues be part of the regular colloquium series.

By the next colloquium, Perelmann's son wore sixteen hats.

Last weekend he hosted the Achebe Colloquium on Africa at Brown University in Rhode Island, where he is now based.

She is spending several weeks in residence at the Literarisches Colloquium in the west of the city, on the peaceful shores of Lake Wannsee.