Sentence examples for fellows of their from inspiring English sources

Ms. Conrad, for the first time, made most of the telephone calls informing the fellows of their windfall.

The country had every bit of God-given energy and talent and latent conviction that it needed to produce genius, he believed, but too much kowtowing to society and the approval of elders had tamed his fellows of their natural gifts (the "aboriginal Self," he called it) and sapped them of their courage.

Not surprisingly, several young scientists who head their own laboratories after that training recall their own experiences as postdocs when they devise strategies for supervising fellows of their own.

It was the daughters of the nobility who tended to find themselves married in their teens to some rich old fellow of their parents' choosing.

Knowledge transfer was an overriding theme in Fellows' statements of their professional goals, while on a personal basis many Fellows noted a desire to "do good", serve the poor, and to grow personally.

Data included fellows' descriptions of their expectations, reflections on achievements and information shared on an online discussion forum.

Although some descriptive articles have been published [ 7], our study focuses on measuring the fellows' perceptions of their learning experience.

What better way of stiffening the backbone of resolve than to remind his fellow Japanese of their great warrior heritage, to re-establish historic continuities?

The biggest safety concern for women in the military is actually not so much enemy fire as sexual attacks from fellow members of their own service.

One can never entirely detach personal background and culture from ideology, much as the guests at that dinner party belly-ached about fellow members of their respective tribes.

Ornithologists think birds evolved these colors to attract mates, camouflage themselves from predators, and recognize fellow members of their species in the crowded sky.