Sentence examples for a seminar from from inspiring English sources
' All this sort of led me to be interested in the psychological aspect of politics.' At Yale, he took a seminar from the well-known professor Harold Lasswell, whose work explored the links between politics and psychoanalysis.
Peter Orlovsky, Ginsberg's boyfriend, taught Kashner to wash his face with ice water to get rid of his acne, and Kashner took a seminar from Burroughs for which the required reading was top-secret government reports about the existence of flying saucers.
The deep fantasy starts around the time that Charlie Kaufman takes a seminar from the script coach Robert McKee, who is a real screenwriting teacher, and asks for help from his irritating and overconfident twin brother, Donald Kaufman (also played by Mr. Cage), who may or may not be real.
Few university scientists will turn down a seminar from a foreign visitor when they don?t have to pay for travel expenses!
But the lessons being imparted in a classroom at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, where Kayle Becker was conducting a seminar for two dozen trainees from the Baltimore County Police Academy, are far more oblique.
While you may feel the urge to scream at a person that erased all of the important information from a business seminar from a whiteboard, he or she could have been trying to help by cleaning off the whiteboard for others to use.
On May 11 Paul Dix will deliver a seminar called From Good to Outstanding Teaching at GTN headquarters in King's Place, London.
This was the starting point for a seminar entitled From caterpillar to butterfly: the world of transformational change.
It was an idea the students could relate to, said Rose H. Xu, a seminar participant from Cupertino, Calif., who plans to major in molecular biology and then to attend medical school.
He has not learned a trick pass-rushing move or taken a motivational seminar from Tony Robbins.
Lee, troubled that patrolmen and detectives rarely knew how to secure a scene for the medical examiner or to identify circumstantial evidence that might prove valuable in a forensic investigation, imagined a seminar where policemen from around the country could visit the Department of Legal Medicine and learn from its staff.
