Sentence examples for idea of university from inspiring English sources

The idea of university appealed to me but it's an awful lot of money.

Some people don't like the idea of university resources being used to promote sexual activity.

They'd been savagely opposed to the idea of university, and this confirmed their fears.

In July, before even the hint of big protests, he dropped the idea of university selection at masters' level in the face of student resistance.

Voters really dislike the idea of university fees, or access to medicines, or criminal sentences varying – even though such variation is an obvious consequence of devolution.

Isn't it also true that, since the introduction and escalation of tuition fees, even the idea of university has become more fanciful and out of reach for kids from "the wrong side of town"?

They have testified to the idea of universities as places where the questioning of how we're governed, how we work and how we live together is not a purely speculative pursuit.

The idea of universities being places of research is a residual of universities' origins.

Of those surveyed, only 30percentt said they support the idea of universities paying student-athletes in some form.

"With Giulio's murder, also academic research has been assassinated because we are depriving academia of its core idea of universities — of a community of scholars without borders… He aspired to be a citizen of the world".

This year has seen growing interest in the idea of delivering university courses online - allowing universities to reach much bigger numbers of students and cutting the cost of tuition.