Sentence examples for cutting-edge scholars from inspiring English sources

In his 2011 memoir, he wrote, of the King Center for Nonviolent Social Change: Nobel laureates are welcomed; younger, more cutting-edge scholars are not vigorously pursued.

"Feedback: Perception and Interaction in the Electronic Arts," as the symposium is called, is three days of exhibits, concerts, dance, discussions, papers and presentations in which the uses of computer techniques in the arts are explored and demonstrated by cutting-edge theorists, artists, scholars and scientists.

CHIBPS (www.chibps.org), the research center he founded, conducts cutting-edge bio-behavioral studies, serves as a training site for the next generation of scholars, and partners with community agencies to conduct studies for and with the LGBT population.

At the Federal Trade Commission, for instance, Robert Pitofsky, the chairman and a leading antitrust scholar, has been the intellectual architect of a number or cutting-edge antitrust challenges.

Cutting-edge music required cutting-edge visuals.

Its operations are cutting-edge.

Cutting-edge food, of course.

And this cutting-edge, love, this cutting edge!

Sadly, these reworkings are scarcely cutting-edge.

Does that mean cutting-edge?

— a hub for cutting-edge science.