There he is, chalk in hand at the blackboard, unencumbered by lofty degrees from elite institutions, setting it all straight for us.
Inevitably, once an executive without a degree reaches a certain lofty level, there are invitations to speak at college commencements, serve on college advisory boards and accept honorary degrees.
Rising 281m near the city's geographic centre, Twin Peaks is the loftiest point: the 360-degree panoramic view is the city's best, which is why many tour buses converge here.
His lofty academic accomplishments, Stanford University degree, and often thoughtful and entertaining interviews and literary analysis and comment on sports and even at times social issues, and tout of education for young blacks meant absolutely nothing to the race baiters.
Be it known that THE SHIRT shall be kept in a lofty oak room, heated to exactly forty-seven degrees Fahrenheit (8.33333 Celsius), and (lightly!) moistened with Derbyshire rainwater at hourly intervals.
His undergraduate degree is in philosophy, and he sets a lofty standard, as his sons know; one went to Brown, the other Princeton.
He is concerned with the foundations of the team since all the lofty aims will rest upon them but dullness of this degree will not be pardoned indefinitely.
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Sometimes, I feel, Virginia Woolf is thought of as one of those unreachable, lofty kind of authors that can only be read by someone with an English Literature degree.
The lofty, omniscient voice that characterized Times reviews in the 19th and early- 20th centuries has by degrees been succeeded by a more personal, less institutional tone.
