Sentence examples for English faculty from inspiring English sources

The English faculty, too, is re-examining its remedial program.

The plan was foiled when he was met with resistance from the English faculty.

There one could bump into an English faculty member, who might be carrying his cocker spaniel.

A 1933 CCNY graduate, Professor Rosenthal joined the College's English faculty upon graduation.

He was educated at Flood College and later on joined the English faculty there.

In Salamanca, he wrote, taught and directed A Midsummer Night's Dream for the English faculty.

He makes space for lateral moments, even allowing himself soap-box stands (raging, for instance, against deconstructionists in English faculties).

Irving's the last of the great white writers, an endangered species on the reading lists of English faculties in the US.

Like Borges, Beckett or Nabokov, Pessoa shows up the naive, malignant falsehood still current in certain Fenland English faculties whereby only the monoglot and native speaker is inward with style and literary insight.

Greenblatt's success came at a time when English faculties were flooded by a generalised influx of postmodern "theory", which lambasted the delusive trap of "liberal humanist" assumption and spurned the idea of subjecting literary works to aesthetic "value judgments".

Except that they probably didn't: a time-and-motion chart produced for many great works of literature would show that they were composed in hotels, borrowed flats or cottages, offices on English faculties or, especially in the case of American authors, endowed houses at writers' retreats run by foundations.