Sentence examples for expelled from teaching from inspiring English sources

This, said Mr Fang, amounted to blind worship of "some omnipotent Supreme", and "all of us"—all who, like him, had suffered through China's cycles of purging and rehabilitation, expelled from teaching post and party and then embraced again—"have direct experience of the Supreme".His own research had been trashed by it.

Two hundred years before the Protestant Reformation, figures like John Wycliffe and Jan Hus preached reformist messages, but Wycliffe was expelled from his teaching position at Oxford and Hus burned at the stake, and their movements snuffed out.

The fall of the subsequent Bavarian Soviet Republic (May 1919) got him expelled from his junior post teaching economic theory at Heidelberg University, where he had received his 'habilitation' in 1917.

Pagans were openly preferred for high official appointments, and Christians were expelled from the army and prohibited from teaching classical literature and philosophy.

Ordained a priest in 1918, he was prevented by the Bolshevik government from resuming his teaching and in 1923 was expelled from the Soviet Union.

"I didn't expect my son to get in their clutch," the elder Mr. Litvinov said in a telephone interview from Irvington, N.Y., where he settled to teach physics in nearby Tarrytown after being expelled from the Soviet Union in 1974.

Within two years, he'd saved up, bought a sax of his own, taught himself to play and gotten himself expelled from school to make his living with it, under the hyper-American name Art Shaw.

Bakst taught at Chetham's and the RNCM for almost 30 years after being expelled from his native Poland in 1968 when the Polish authorities carried out their notorious Jewish purge.

Djata's mother loses her teaching job, and Djata, now "unreliable from a political point of view," is expelled from Communist youth organizations, effectively ending his education.

In 1724 he was appointed professor of moral philosophy and mathematics; but his association with Wolff, who was expelled from Halle in 1723, led to charges of atheism against him, and he was removed from his teaching positions.

One found guilty of defending and disseminating these mistakes was, if a Master, to be removed from his teaching position, and if not yet a Master, never to become one and to be expelled from the university.