Sentence examples for his syllabus from inspiring English sources

He'll deal with it, but he's annoyed because it's not on his syllabus.

Bush may have emerged from his syllabus as little altered as most undergraduates emerge from theirs.

His syllabus reflects the issues, which include tricky questions of data manipulation and conflicts of interest.

(Viking), he broadens his syllabus to include science as well as art.

He uses an electronic blackboard system to post his syllabus, class assignments and grades online, but he doesn't trust it.

While he has not drastically changed his syllabus, Mr. Danspeckgruber says that these days he often refers to the attacks in his lectures.

Instead of assigning relatively accessible books on philosophers, he loads up his syllabuses with primary texts and asks his students to record in a notebook their thoughts on what they're reading.

While Hedin and his Ball State syllabus are both far too cozy with Intelligent Design for my liking, his class exploring deism is far from an evangelistic presentation of Christianity as some are claiming.

"He gave me his film syllabus from Wesleyan," Ms. Alibar said, over tea in a Midtown restaurant recently.

Pius IX, in his infamous "Syllabus of Errors," published in 1864, listed a series of mistaken ideas held by the contemporary Church, ending with what he considered the greatest error of them all: "The Roman Pontiff can, and ought to, reconcile himself, and come to terms with progress, liberalism, and modern civilization".

Dr Nemerov debated with himself whether to note the signal blockage in his course syllabus but ultimately decided to leave students to discover this for themselves.When, years ago, your correspondent took much the same course at Yale, then taught by Vincent Scully, after whom Dr Nemerov's chair is named, there was no doubt about what was expected of participants.