Sentence examples for colloquiums from inspiring English sources

The son of the late philosopher-mystic Perelmann, who was writing a biography of his father, used to say at our weekly brown-bag colloquiums that he wore two hats: that of Perelmann's son and that of his biographer.

Several of the researchers said that until now such proofs had been hashed out in colloquiums that required participants to be physically present at an appointed time.

These meetings can often be tedious, long-winded colloquiums on small-bore issues, a place where locals kibitz, neighborhood association sign-up sheets are passed around and board members drone on about square footage and zoning particulars.

The symposium, which took place over a month, comprised more than a dozen lectures, workshops, and colloquiums.

In addition, there are faculty seminars, graduate writing colloquiums, and teaching workshops, not to mention Victorian tea, a Victorian dance, and, presumably, summer romance for graduate students, the less Victorian the better.

The donation, $777,000, is relatively small, but enough, Mr. Rosenthal said, for the center to sponsor lectures, conferences and colloquiums; offer fellowships for undergraduate and graduate students; and publish papers.

At a recent Harvard colloquium, a bigwig from one of the large consultancies told his audience of star professors that the only person he valued at the school was the admissions officer.

The al fresco concert-cum-colloquium was a riposte to demonstrators who took to the streets a half-dozen times in January to demand free bus transport.

But compared with the online debate about the debate, those exchanges look like a colloquium between Socrates and Cicero.

They spend it predictably, on smaller classes, better-equipped laboratories, longer library hours and the like, usually in consultation with students.This did not convince left-of-centre parties, which think education should be free from kindergarten to colloquium.

The group's weekly colloquium served as the major discussion centre for theoretical physics in Moscow, although many speakers could not cope with the devastating level of criticism considered normal at its meetings.