Sentence examples for Illustrious student from inspiring English sources

They portray the successes and trials of a prominent figure in the palace, literary salons, the Senate, and law courts, and they give a fascinating record of the relationship between the foremost teacher of his time and his illustrious student Marcus Aurelius, his chief correspondent.

SARAJEVO, Bosnia, 13 May 2004—When the school bell rang at Djemaludin Causavic elementary in Sarajevo this morning, there was a new and illustrious student in attendance.

And its homage to the Art Students League, made up of work by four illustrious students -- Louise Nevelson, Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko and David Smith -- is a sterling example.

As Wolfe points out, his two illustrious students continued to struggle with the complexities of how we can be agents as well the product of external forces — and the unique role religion has played in how we struggle to manage these elements.

The primary material is complemented with memorial tributes from nine illustrious students and colleagues (the most mawkish by Leonard Bernstein), a skimpy biographical chronology and a surprisingly brief discography.

"I'm excited to return to the Mecca in celebration of the achievements of our illustrious students," Boseman, a graduate of the historically black college, said in a press release.

The program has an illustrious history of training students to assume positions of leadership in academic medicine at major research institutions nationwide.

She launched an illustrious career beginning as a student reporter for Channel One News.

Prof. Ginsberg created the first course in environmental law taught at Hofstra and shared his passion for teaching and law with many students throughout his illustrious career.

Pete often recalled: "that's when I was launched in pursuit of a Ph.D". Pete also remembered his fellow graduate students as an exceptionally "illustrious crowd" that included Clark Kerr, John Dunlop, Lloyd Fisher, Sam Kagel, George Hildebrand, and Arthur Ross.

Pianists study diligently for years and consider themselves students even well into illustrious careers.