Sentence examples for renowned scholar from inspiring English sources

Dr. Cammett was an internationally renowned Gramsci scholar and a world renowned scholar of Italian Marxist History.

WEBB--Robert K. 89, renowned scholar of British History, died February 15 at his home in Washington, D.C. Known professionally as "R.K. Webb," his best-known work was "Modern England: The 18th Century to the Present".

When she was appointed as professor of renaissance studies at UCL in 2012, the dean of arts and humanities, Professor Henry Woudhuysen, hailed her as "an outstanding, internationally renowned scholar".

Stuart Cary Welch, an internationally renowned scholar, curator and collector of Islamic and Indian art who brought many of the masterworks of these traditions to the attention of the West, died on Aug. 13 while traveling in Hokkaido, Japan.

The Board of Directors and Members, Eastern Regional Chapter, American Society of Hypertension mourn the loss, on May 14, of our esteemed colleague, Dr. Thomas G. Pickering, President of this Chapter, 2005-2007, and an internationally renowned scholar, researcher and clinician in the field of hypertensive cardiovascular disease.

"Judgments reflect the knowledge of the time," says Egbert Begemann, renowned scholar of Dutch and Flemish paintings.

Their academic departments in Ivy League institutions such as Harvard, Yale and Columbia are home to internationally renowned scholars.

This prompted an open letter from hundreds of academic staff and a petition signed by over 7,000 people – including internationally renowned scholars such as Judith Butler, Noam Chomsky, David Graeber, David Harvey, Axel Honneth and Saskia Sassen.

High academic standards are not only guaranteed through the global, double-blind peer review process performed by internationally renowned scholars but also by publishing with Springer.

Participants included renowned scholars Like Lester Bush, Black Mormon pioneers and spiritual leaders of the Black Mormon community Cathy Stokes and Darius Gray.

Brown was influenced by UNESCO's 1950 Statement, signed by a wide variety of internationally renowned scholars, titled The Race Question.