Sentence examples for rejected professor from inspiring English sources

"How scary is it, in a culture of chosenness, to be the anointed king who's rejected?" Professor Sharon said.

Sceptics rejected Professor Lewandowsky's initial findings largely because he had used questionnaires posted on climate blogs to gather the data.

Scott Durfee, the general counsel for the Harris County district attorney's office, rejected Professor Phillips's conclusions and said that district attorneys there had long taken steps to insulate themselves from knowing the race of defendants and victims as they decided whether to seek the death penalty.

Most economists still reject Professor Leontief's analogy, but the conventional economic consensus is starting to fray.

Shias and Sunnis segregate themselves in university classrooms and reject professors' efforts to get them to mingle.

A Simpler Life 23 October 2009 Virginia Long A recently rejected physics professor rediscovers the pleasures of carrots and carpentry as she ponders her future.

Ideology "exploded" after the Senate rejected Mr. Bork, Professor Epstein said.

But a rare glimpse of how publications tiptoe around Samsung came in February, when the Kyunghyang daily newspaper rejected a college professor's column praising Mr. Kim's book and criticizing Samsung.

Ideally, products deemed too costly to society over all — those that serve only to increase speculation, for example — would be rejected, the two professors say.

The 17-member Pulitzer board (composed of senior journalists and journalism professors) rejected the three finalists submitted by that committee: "The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity," by Kristoffer Diaz; "Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo," by Rajiv Joseph; and "In the Next Room, or the vibrator play," by Sarah Ruhl.

These professors rejected the earlier view that those who had gone South to aid the African-American after the war were "rapscallion carpetbaggers" defeated by "saintly redeemers".