Sentence examples for a scholar associated from inspiring English sources

Elizabeth Marquardt is described as a scholar associated with a pro-marriage organization.

But Mohamed Omara, a scholar associated with the Brotherhood, said that allegations of religious faith or infidelity had no place in the Egyptian crisis, which was a political disagreement and not a test of faith — even when the tanks were circling the presidential palace.

Goldsmith said last week that it was "just weird" that in 2004 Khan spoke up for Yusuf al-Qaradawi, an Egyptian Islamic scholar associated with the Muslim Brotherhood.

Another is Yusuf al-Qaradawi, an Egyptian-born Muslim cleric and scholar associated with the Muslim Brotherhood who years ago became a citizen of Qatar.

Since 1974, however, more than a dozen scholars associated with the U. of C. have been awarded the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences; in the areas of regulation, trade, anti-trust law, taxes, interest rates, and welfare, Chicago thinking greatly influenced policymaking in the United States and many other parts of the world.

There is a community of scholars associated with Advanced Quantitative Methodology Class going back many years.

They have also contributed essays to the show's full-scale, beautifully illustrated catalog, along with Ursula Mende, a scholar long associated with the National Museum of German Art and Culture in Nuremberg, and Richard Newman, head of scientific research at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

This in turn provoked a counterattack by Morgenthau and scholars associated with the so-called English School, especially Hedley Bull, who defended a traditional approach.

Yesterday, scholars associated with the effort to organize an exhibition of the newly found paintings said they did not feel Dr. Taylor's work yielded enough evidence to decide whether the paintings were real or not.

The year 2011 also witnessed a major milestone in Near Eastern studies with the completion of the Chicago Assyrian Dictionary after some 90 years of work undertaken by scholars associated with the University of Chicago's Oriental Institute.

At one time scholars associated the dramatic and mimetic structure of this ode with Aristotle's famous assertion in Poetics that tragedy originated from improvisation by the leaders of the dithyramb; however, many contemporary scholars see the poem's use of dialogue for dramatic interest as a sign of the dithyramb's surrender to the more vivid methods of tragedy.