Sentence examples for faculty kind from inspiring English sources

There, my analytical faculty kind of stalls out—I can't quite understand why this type of product would be so compelling to a corporation.

Although he accepts the doctrine of agent intellect, he refuses to give that faculty the kind of efficacy that it has for Aquinas and other medieval Aristotelians.

In developing a research design for their study, Wright and his colleagues decided to ask a group of skeptical science faculty what kind of evidence they would find compelling.

But Holmes's lighter version sold en masse, and, in an even more fervid article from 1861, he guided stereoscopists on a grand verbal tour of the world, and promised them a trance — "a dream-like exaltation of the faculties, a kind of clairvoyance, in which we seem to leave the body behind us and sail away into one strange scene after another".

Teaching and research are increasingly being undertaken by different kinds of faculty on different kinds of appointments.

"How much can they pay their faculty, and what kind of faculty they can attract?" The magazine works hard to make the list as accurate and fair as possible each year, Mr. Cary added.

My fellow faculty members were kind and patient to a "T, and our students -- for the most part -- were eager and excited to learn.

They are then treated as mere composites or offshoots of those other faculties: a peculiar kind of belief, or a vague kind of desire or will.

His friend August Jaeger tried to lift his spirits: "A day's attack of the blues... will not drive away your desire, your necessity, which is to exercise those creative faculties which a kind providence has given you.

A German survey conducted at the same time showed that by then only six out of 36 medical schools offered mandatory UPCE, but most faculties offered some kind of teaching in PC [ 3].

We sat down in some kind of faculty room with a retired New York City detective, one of two on Giuliani's private detail, sitting outside the door.