Sentence examples for prominent students from inspiring English sources

After earning a divinity degree, he went to Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore and became one of the most prominent students of William F. Albright, whose work is part of the foundation of biblical archaeological studies.

Why some of his most prominent students missed this essential feature of his thought, and why they turned to the right, remains one of the mysteries of his intellectual legacy.

It has been observed that Anderson's most prominent students accepted in fact very little of his system.

It came to the fore again in his last academic position at Hebrew University in Jerusalem, where he taught social philosophy (prominent students: Amitai Etzioni, Shmuel Eisenstadt).

However, his teaching directly influenced such prominent students as Windelband and Frege and his ideas were still being considered and debated as late as the 1920s by a numerous notables, including Heidegger and Carnap.

This psychological basis for philosophy is indeed something he shares with other prominent students of Brentano, such as Meinong and also Carl Stumpf, Anton Marty, Edmund Husserl, Kasimir Twardowski, and Thomas Masaryk.

One prominent student union, FAGE, worried that low-ranked universities might see declines in enrollment.

He became the most prominent student-athlete to win the award since Bill Bradley at Princeton in 1965.

He became a prominent student leader and joined the youth wing of the Colombia Communist party (PCC).

"China thinks that it's just a matter for China," Joshua Wong, the prominent student leader, told Hong Kong broadcaster RTHK.

Abdollah Momeni, the twenty-eight-year-old leader of Iran's most prominent student-activist group, met me there one afternoon in June.