Sentence examples for become an adjunct from inspiring English sources

For this reason philosophy can easily become an adjunct of theology or of antireligious positions.

That one hotel could become an adjunct to legislative life is in some ways a Western concept.

Her mother is to become an adjunct professor of English at Westchester Community College in White Plains, N.Y., in September.

The post office building would also become an adjunct for an expanded Penn Station, which would be renamed Moynihan Station.

In August, she is to become an adjunct assistant professor at Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center in Brooklyn.

In the opinion of many the reason, as Michael Hann noted, is because the club had become an "adjunct of his ego".

Then religion becomes an adjunct of totalitarianism.

He also became an adjunct instructor at Marist.

After his retirement he became an adjunct professor of law at Hoftsra Law School.

She became an adjunct professor at Berkeley in the 1950's.

I became an adjunct professor in 2001, a week after 9/11.