Sentence examples for college syllabus from inspiring English sources

As Consequence of Sound notes, it not the first time Springsteen has popped up on a college syllabus.

One could probably assemble a college syllabus out of the collected rationalizations of wealthy men who have accumulated a great deal.

They involve delicate processes rather than industrial assembly lines or conveyor belts, so the company needs skilled workers – but blood derivatives do not figure on any college syllabus.

You may recall a name from a college syllabus or a paperback you once saw on someone else's nightstand, but you had no idea there was such a diverse and enormous body of work.

No Indian author had entered the school or college syllabuses at that time.

So if their books are not selling in great numbers right now, they are in libraries and on college syllabuses.

The latest addition to the ranks of nonpoet poets is the memoirist and fiction writer Maxine Hong Kingston, who is perhaps best known as the author of "The Woman Warrior," a staple of college syllabuses.

Elsewhere in "Silences," she suggests increasing financial support for female artists, adding more women writers to college syllabuses, and founding presses that would publish out-of-print writing by women.

Although "The Man Who Loved Children" is probably too difficult (difficult to stomach, difficult to allow into your heart) to gain a mass following, it's certainly less difficult than other novels common to college syllabuses, and it's the kind of book that, if it is for you, is really for you.

Not everyone believes he's a great critic, but few doubt that his opinions help dictate who becomes part of the canon (and thus college syllabuses and high-school classes) in the way that the opinions of Bloom and Vendler and Stanford's Marjorie Perloff (all of whom are around 80 years old) have for the last several decades.

To make the play into a film she first had to learn how to construct a screenplay; Mr. Zeitlin lent her his college film syllabus.