Sentence examples for prominent professors from inspiring English sources
Taped lectures feature prominent professors, most notably Arthur R. Miller of Harvard Law School.
Clark thinks that the modern university, with its passion for research, prominent professors, and, yes, black crêpe, took shape in Germany in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
The six Russians included leaders in the country's top academic institutions and prominent professors with expertise in legal scholarship, economics or both.
On weekends, they gather at major universities, paying tens of thousands of yuan each, to learn from prominent professors of philosophy and literature, to read and think in ways they could not when they were students and the classics were the objects of Maoist harangue.
New commentaries also appeared alongside the ancient ones: practically all of the most prominent professors composed their own commentaries to the Aristotelian natural texts, in particular between the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
Few are life-long politicians while most are prominent professors or successful professionals who have won numerous accolades.
His father, Mehmet, a prominent professor in Turkey, did not return e-mail requests.
Harvard has accused a prominent professor of serious failings yet has merely put him on book leave.
NJOY recently hired away a prominent professor of chemistry and genomics from Princeton to be the company's chief scientist.
The same month, a prominent professor collapsed of a heart attack while teaching class and later died.
"It's a very tense time," said a prominent professor, who like others would speak only if not identified.
