Sentence examples for idea of fellowship from inspiring English sources

Allison: Yeah, so that idea of fellowship again.

Meese later got an idea of the Fellowship's pervasiveness while on a trip to Japan.

All forms of ecclesiastical, political, and social communities of Christianity are founded on this basic idea of the fellowship of believers as the body of Christ.

The two talked for hours, and the idea of a fellowship of alcoholics helping alcoholics was born.

And it is depressing, in a speech that traffics so readily in the language of faith, to see the idea of fraternal fellowship so scorned.

When Chris Gunter was doing her postdoc in the lab of geneticist Huntington Willard, then executive editor of the journal Human Molecular Genetics, she approached him with the idea of a fellowship to help him with editorial tasks at the journal.

They say the group started 18F to take the idea of the fellowship program and make it permanent.

Then, last September, on a flight back from New York, he and Luke Nosek came up with the idea of giving fellowships to brilliant young people who would leave college and launch their own startups.

I'm more familiar with the idea of a research fellowship, so I am not sure what the right choice for me is.

Liz Meinert, a dedicated Health Sector Management (HSM) student from the Class of 2015, developed the idea of an HSM Fellowship in her first year at Fuqua.

The idea of an internationally competitive fellowship was inspired by Mr. Kaphar's residency at the Studio Museum in Harlem, a program founded in 1968 by William T. Williams, an artist he reveres.