Sentence examples for influential school from inspiring English sources

In the 1950's, an influential school of "consensus" history emerged.

STEVEN PINKER, professor of psychology, Harvard 2. Psychologists love to tell a joke about an influential school in 20th-century psychology.

The city is the spiritual home of the Bauhaus, the most influential school of architecture, design and art in the 20th century.

This gradual divergence from the language of Plato and Demosthenes was viewed as a species of linguistic decadence by an influential school known as the Atticists, who unceasingly castigated the use of Koine forms by writers.

Differing from the influential school of legal positivists, Jellinek insisted that law had a social origin, and thus popular approval was necessary to convert social and psychological facts into juristic norms.

This magazine was a prime vehicle for the "Generation of the '30s," an influential school that included George Seferis, who in 1963 became the first Greek Nobel laureate for literature.

Beyond that, there are many other influential schools of economic thinking, including Keynesian, Marxist, Schumpeterian, Institutionalist, Developmentalist, and Behaviouralist.

The Attalids, who had become the rulers of Pergamum in northwest Asia Minor, constructed there a new capital city in which influential schools of sculpture and architecture flourished.

The birthplace of the modern printing press and of influential schools of philosophy and artistic styles, Germany has long played an important role in Western culture.

The Troy Female Seminary opened in September 1821 and began its long history as one of the most influential schools in the United States.

Advaita, ( Sanskrit: "Nondualism") one of the most influential schools of Vedanta, which is one of the six orthodox philosophical systems (darshans) of Indian philosophy.