Sentence examples for citadel of learning from inspiring English sources
Standing opposite the city's other great citadel of learning, Queen's University, Methody was founded in 1868 and currently educates 1,830 girls and boys.
He has to be if he graduated from Brother Rice High School, a South Side citadel of learning where several scholars I know first embarked on the path to true knowledge.
He renounces polygamy and builds Ikhtaton, a citadel of learning, art and beauty.
It is a basic truth that American schools are not supposed to be fortresses of security but citadels of learning.
WHEN Mahbub ul Haq was in what he called the "western citadels of learning" of Cambridge, Yale and Harvard in the 1950s, there was, he said, a "tacit assumption" in economics that the real purpose of development was to increase national income.
Cairo's school of Al-Azhar – the acknowledged citadel of Islamic learning – suspected science, despised philosophy and hadn't produced an original thought in years.
Nor are they the Ivy League citadels of Americas elite like Harvard or Princeton, or ancient halls of learning like Cambridge or Oxford in the United Kingdom.
Mr. Santorum has aggressively campaigned at Citadel, even learning cadets' names.
But for centuries it had been an imperial metropolis, a center of learning, a place of citadels, a walled city, or several of them.
"A university does not have the monopoly of learning, but it is a citadel where learning is celebrated".
In one sort, scholars use wisdom, learning and high ideals to fortify the citadel of truth.
