Sentence examples similar to pose professor from inspiring English sources

To explain why, let me answer a rhetorical question posed by Professor John Taylor of Stanford University in a recent op-ed article in The Wall Street Journal.

The next question posed by Professor Meyer asked the panelists to address the cultural differences between the U.S. and China.

After this act, Lee created an email she used to pose as the professor who her boyfriend had applied to study with, [email protected].

The audience would decide the roles of the comedians, who then posed as professors.

Reporters in rehab (now often posing as professors of media studies) have endlessly tried to define precisely what constitutes this thing "news".

We see a photostat of a forged letter of introduction from Middlebury College's president, which, in 1940, allowed a shoe salesman to pose as an English professor and get his hands on a First Folio at Williams College.

Rather than telling students the answers to questions, professors can pose questions to the students and help them discover new knowledge and engage through group discussion.

The classroom discussion: the professor posed a question.

Funnymen Andrew Maxwell and Mark Watson join Dara to figure out puzzles posed by Oxford professor Marcus du Sautoy.

But they seemed startled — nervous, even — when a political-science professor posed a question central to the lives of many New Yorkers: When did you last live in a rental apartment, and what was the rent?

The court heard how the attempted art fraud, which a repentant Hyams said had made him feel "dirty", began in February 2002 when the 51-year-old approached Christie's posing as a professor of bioscience and wealthy art collector.