Sentence examples for lecturer himself from inspiring English sources

The experience of the lecturer himself, at such a course of lectures as these, is valuable as showing him the kind of thing that appeals to intelligent, keen, unsophisticated, and natural people.

If such a report was corrected by the lecturer himself, it became a reportatio examinata.

To avoid assessing a "fictional curriculum" [ 15], which covers what is assumed the students are learning, the survey of the learning objectives was done by one independent person (neither a participating student, nor the lecturer himself), who validated the data with the lecturer.

In 1815 he was appointed to the position of scientific assistant under Christopher Hansteen, a lecturer at the university, and delivered some lectures himself.

A University of Toronto lecturer, David Gilmour, himself a novelist, gave an interview to Emily M Keeler of Hazlitt magazine, in which he explained that he's not interested in teaching books by women.

ATHENS, April 28 (Reuters) - On Monday, a 38-year-old geology lecturer hanged himself from a lamp post in Athens and on the same day a 35-year-old priest jumped to his death off his balcony in northern Greece.

The son of an architect and a lecturer, he immersed himself in urban sounds that inspired his own music.

In his new career as journalist, writer and lecturer he set himself up as the scourge of those Western leaders (most of them, in his view) who failed to measure up to his standards.

James Lasdun was a lecturer who found himself being stalked by a former student.

The widow of a lecturer who killed himself says he had repeatedly told Cardiff University he was struggling to cope with his workload.

This position was unpaid, so Woodruff accepted an appointment was a part-time pathology lecturer to support himself.