Sentence examples for illustrious teachers from inspiring English sources

Recalling those early happy days, he mentioned the names of illustrious teachers at Yale -- Mildred Dunnock, Stella Adler, Robert Lewis.

One of its most illustrious teachers, the Swiss painter Paul Klee, created figures of great interest for a home puppet theatre, and others designed marionettes that reflected the ideas of Cubism.

The stark frontal format, including the overcast skies and lack of shadow, echoed the strict, abstract, documentarylike inventories of anonymous industrial structures produced by his illustrious teachers in Düsseldorf, Bernd and Hilla Becher.

Notable early teachers were the illustrious 8th-century Tantric master Padmasambhava and the more orthodox Mahayana teacher Shantirakshita.

McCourt is one of an illustrious line-up of teachers-turned-writers, including the British authors Pat Barker and Nick Hornby.

Rheticus then composed a short treatise, written in the form of a letter to his teacher, "most illustrious and learned" Johannes Schöner.

A naturally gifted teacher, Spencer might have forged an illustrious career in the public school system, but at the beginning of 1966 he accepted an invitation from Lambert, by now a fellow at King's College, Cambridge, to contribute to a series of studies of the boarding school sector culminating in the publication of The Hothouse Society (1968).

But in spite of some acute observations and a few interesting performances (most notably from John Malkovich as Jerome's drawing teacher and the ever-reliable Jim Broadbent as Strathmore's least illustrious alumnus), "Art School Confidential" is a dull and dyspeptic exercise in self-pity and hostility.

A prodigious writer, he produced Sanskrit and Prakrit grammars, textbooks on science and practically every branch of Indian philosophy, and several poems, including the Trishashtishalakapurusha-charita ("Deeds of the 63 Illustrious Men"), a Sanskrit epic of the history of the world as understood by Jain teachers.

Beginning March 16, at New York Live Arts, Ms. Yokoshi, 51, continues her collaboration that began in 2003 with Masumi Seyama, an 82-year-old master teacher of Kabuki Su-odori style of dance who is the successor to the illustrious choreographer Kanjuro Fujima VI.

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