Sentence examples for nobel it from inspiring English sources

It quickly indicated its seriousness of intent by announcing that, like the Nobel, it would be awarded for a body of work rather than one book, ruling out precocious newcomers, but offering one more imprimatur to authors who, arguably, had no need either of the recognition or the money (the 18-strong shortlist featured such names as Roth, Updike, Atwood, Garc'a Márquez and McEwan, Bellow).

Digested week, digested: The Nobel it is a-changin'.

But anytime one of our citizens is honored with a Nobel, it is an honor for all of China — and so we will pass this on to his family".

Even if there was no thought that the work might be worthy of a Nobel, it was clear that they were on to something important, Novoselov says.

Even though the titanic figure in physics, Niels Bohr himself, nominated both Meitner (first) and Hahn (second) for the Nobel, it was awarded to Hahn alone.

For them, when she won the Nobel, it was confirmation that she was a tool used by the West to malign the image of Pakistan.

Like all the Nobels, it will attract considerable interest, publicity and debate.

Nobel called it dynamite, patented it and began building factories to make it in Europe.

A physicist can discover a theory than only a dozen other people in the world understand, win the Nobel for it, and deserve it.

She told the Nobel audience: "It's small, but it flies on mighty wings.

If an American television network were going to be in cahoots with the Nobel committee, it makes sense that it would be PBS.