Sentence examples for Admired professor from inspiring English sources

Devoted, proud, and greatly admired "professor of life" grandfather ("Poppie") of Scott.

Arthur was a veteran of WWII, a well respected and talented engineer, and an admired professor at NYU.

The fund honors Anthony Tony Barnoskyky, a respected and admired professor in the Department of Integrative Biology and a curator at the UCMP whose guidance and mentorship has been instrumental in the careers of many aspiring paleontology researchers.

Thomas Jefferson Wertenbaker, admired professor of Colonial history for 37 years at Princeton and president of the American Historical Association, wrote, under commission for Princeton's bicentennial, the definitive history of the College's first 150 years, from 1746-1896.

I've known and admired Professor Sydney Finkelstein since I met him in 2009, read his #1 bestselling book, Why Smart Executives Fail, and sat in one of his executive education classes.

Awarded the degree by Iowa State University (now University of Iowa) in 1957, he enjoyed a long, productive career as a highly respected and much-admired professor and museum professional.

Thus in the story called "Shame," a Chinese student with a summer job in Flushing receives a call from his much-admired former professor, who is visiting the United States with a delegation of educators.

The Rasmussen Professorship was endowed by Institute alum Neil Rasmussen in honor of his late father, Norman C. Rasmussen, a pioneering and widely-admired NSE professor who served as department head from 1975 to 1981.

"We have a much-admired institution; admired hugely abroad and sometimes even at home".

"Welch pulled apart that much-admired system," said Christopher A. Bartlett, a Harvard Business School professor.

Mr. Nadelmann, who has degrees in law and political science from Harvard and is a former Princeton professor, is the much-admired and much-repudiated critic of recent administrations' wars on drugs.