Sentence examples for founding pioneer from inspiring English sources

Spiegel refers to an interview with Dr. Aaron Beck, the founding pioneer of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, that she conducted when she was "just a baby reporter," and Miller whispers, "I think I can hear your pigtails".

For someone who was dogged for decades by a reputation for vanity and back-room dealing, Mr. Peres ended his years in public office as a remarkably beloved figure, a founding pioneer who set an example for forward thinking by promoting the country's high-tech prowess and cultural reach.

He should know, since the company he founded pioneered the trend almost 15 years ago with drives designed to go with Apple's high-design Mac computers.

Kathy Watkins's long stewardship of the radically modern Penwith Society of Arts in St Ives, Cornwall put her at the epicentre of the later St Ives art scene, comprising several waves of artists inspired by the groundbreaking modernism of the founding pioneers, such as Ben Nicholson, Barbara Hepworth, Peter Lanyon and Bernard Leach.

(It turns out that Clancy is also one of the founding pioneers behind the Facebook group, Doofstick Appreciation Society).

The 2006 Nobel Peace Prize winner, who founded microfinance pioneer Grameen Bank in 1974, made his name lending tiny sums of money to poor women in his native Bangladesh.

He is excited about the prospects of independent transmedia studio Fourth Wall, founded by pioneer Elan Lee, who has gathered some of the art form's leading practitioners and raised a large capital infusion to produce original content.

Mr. Levy had founded a pioneering degree-granting jazz program at the New School in New York.

In 1995, she founded the pioneering firm SANAA with her student Ryue Nishizawa.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Billie Mead Taylor and Melvin N. Mully Tayloror, who founded the pioneering environmental education center Trees for Tomorrow.

The expedition will seek the city of Villaraes, believed to have been founded by pioneers from São Paulo in the 18th century and to have vanished since then.