Sentence examples for class professors from inspiring English sources

To begin with, it has world class professors.

They then make their case to the class, professors and university trustees.

Words like "simple" and "tasteful" and colors like black and gray come to mind along with images of women of a certain age and class — professors, editors, psychotherapists, lawyers, administrators — for whom the hiding of vanity is an inner necessity.

The most important effect of these equity contracts would be to show that it is possible to intervene to help the disadvantaged without turning that help into an undue subsidy for the producers (universities) and the creation of a privileged class (professors like me) at the expense of everybody else (students and taxpayers).

The question now is how do those abstract ideas play out — for students trying to get through organic chemistry or meet a professor after class, professors who want to introduce critical thinking and intellectual exploration without fear, and administrators walking a tightrope with the Legislature.

By engaging students in class, professors give students more responsibility for their own learning.

In his e-mail to his class, Professor Bailey expressed no regrets.

"This is a learn-by-doing class," Professor Daniel Goldstein, assistant professor of marketing at L.B.S., wrote on the syllabus outline for the M.B.A. elective he taught last year.

His rise filled the void left by the erosion of traditional party allegiances, which often bound voters by religious affiliation rather than class, Professor Houtman said.

On the first day of class, Professor Abrahamson threatened to fine students $20 for every cellphone ring in class and warned that latecomers would be jeered.

"It was the first time in my life that I had an opening lecture where people were crying or sniffing or showing major emotions in the class," Professor Danspeckgruber said.