Sentence examples for academician and from inspiring English sources

Jonathan Edwards was the great academician and apologist of the Great Awakening.

His father was a noted painter and academician, and through him Collins acquired an eye for painterly composition.

"I was a serious academician and physician, and I didn't want to give any of that up.

"And it could be that he thought — since I'm both an academician and a boxer — that I would not let him down".

In the 19th century, literary scholarship was dominated by the exhaustive, painstaking German academician, and that Germanic tradition passed to the universities of the United States.

Although he experienced dizzying successes that secured for him imperial orders, the title of academician, and ennoblement, he never forgot his origins.

The previous council comprised 16 academicians and 5 outside advisers.

Ms. Chase worked with other intersex people, academicians and doctors to found an advocacy organization, the Intersex Society of North America, in 1993.

The cyberspace task force included representatives from several technology companies, including I.B.M., Toshiba and Cisco Systems; technology experts from the United Federation of Teachers and the Board of Education; academicians; and financial consultants.

His work is sanctioned by academicians and art theorists, who believe fervently in art's social and moral responsibilities and deplore its complicity in the culture industry.

McMahon's involvement, though, has provoked commentary from academicians and psychiatrists who question whether W.W.F.-style sexism, tastelessness and anything-goes violence will seep into its offshoot.