Sentence examples for fostering the study from inspiring English sources
In the 6th century, Ionic rational thought dominated intellectual life, fostering the study of geography and nature and research into matter and the universe.
THE PHILOCTETES CENTER The center, which is situated in the New York Psychoanalytic Institute and is charged with fostering the study of imagination, turns its attention to jazz improvisation, as the clarinettist, saxophonist, and composer Don Byron joins the jazz educator Lewis Porter for an evening of performance and discussion.
On the one hand, several authors have observed that many legitimate senses of 'part' are non-transitive, fostering the study of mereologies in which (17) may fail (Pietruszczak 2014).
1205 1222) tried to revive Hellenic tradition by fostering the study of philosophy, for in his opinion there was a danger that philosophy "might abandon the Greeks and seek refuge among the Latins".
The club fosters the study, collection and appreciation of books and graphic arts.
Mircea Eliade, a Romanian-born scholar who fostered the study of the history of religions at the University of Chicago, constructed another influential notion of the sacred.
Ḥisdai fostered the study of Jewish law and the Talmud (the rabbinic compendium of law, lore, and commentary), thereby making Spanish Jewry relatively independent of the Eastern Talmudic academies.
One of the professors who fostered the study did not disclose that he was on the board of a gasoline company.
In the temple schools, exorcists, diviners, and astrologers, together with physicians, scribes, and judges, fostered the study of astronomy, medicine, and jurisprudence.
Developments in higher education have fostered the study of economics within business schools (as opposed to maintaining distinct departments of economics).
And as it pretty much had to, the Mahler quartet opened the program, intended to complement an exhibition of paintings, "Radical Departures: The Modernist Experiment," at the institute, which fosters the study of the history and culture of German-speaking Jewry.
