Sentence examples for divorced university from inspiring English sources

David Lurie, a divorced university professor in his fifties, leaves Cape Town in disgrace to stay with his daughter Lucy on her smallholding in the Eastern Cape.

"Disgrace" is about a divorced university professor in Cape Town, David Lurie, who is caught up in a sexual harassment scandal with a student and goes to stay with his daughter, Lucy, on the farm in the Eastern Cape where she has chosen to live.

Agricultural education is concentrated in increasingly large university agglomerations divorced from the everyday life of the village.

He was honourably discharged for medical reasons, enrolled and dropped out of university, married and divorced, trained as an emergency medical technician, then enrolled in university again.

He was honourably discharged for medical reasons, enrolled and dropped out of university, married and divorced, trained as an emergency medical technician, then returned to university.

But, he continues, there is another reason for the sameness: business schools are too often divorced from their parent universities.

*For children of divorced or separated parents, universities will try to learn more about the financial status of parents and stepparents but include only two -- rather than three or four -- when figuring a student's ability to pay.

Mendes was raised in London by his mother, a writer of children's fiction; she and his father, a university professor, had divorced when Mendes was five.

Schnitzler died in 1931, and his estate remained in his Vienna house with Olga, who was considered to be his widow even though the couple divorced in 1921, said Cambridge University.

"Eve" writes that she and her university professor husband divorced after 18 months of marriage amid revelations that he had been having an emotional -- but nonsexual -- relationship with a student.

Her former-prosecutor father Robert and university-administrator mother divorced when she was a child.