Sentence examples for scholar talk from inspiring English sources

He said that at an institute event in December 2006 he listened to retired Gen. Jack Keane and Frederick W. Kagan, an A.E.I. scholar, talk about the need for a troop increase in Iraq, a plan adopted by Mr. Bush in January.

We would be sitting at a beautifully decorated table with white table cloth and candles, drinking Kirshwasser and listening to Professor Beker, who was a Pauline Scholar, talk about in his Dutch accent "apocalyptic theology.

The professor: no famous scholar, talks literature in crunchy Brooklynese.

That is Kulka the scholar talking, but Otto the child of Auschwitz is never far away, his voice no longer confined to private moments with a tape recorder.

In this case the Muslim scholar talked about the way post-Mongol invasion kings created a basis for their sovereignty in popular messianic ideas.

In this two-hour special, clergymen and secular scholars talk about the identity of Satan's evil emissary (a charismatic public figure who does great good, for a while) and his or her agenda.

Other Classic Stage efforts include special student matinees for high school students; a program called Classic Stages/New Visions that presents new works on classic themes; Saturday symposiums at which scholars talk about topics related to a current Classic Stage play; and Tuesday Talks, at which the actors and designers meet with the audience after a show.

When scholars talk of constitutionalism, however, they normally mean something that rules out Rex's case.

"Here you have our scholars talking to students a little younger than they are".

The glimpses one sees of the latter are fascinating; for example, Dilwar Hussain, one of a new generation of young British Islamic scholars, talked last week of how British law enshrines the five principles of sharia more closely than many Muslim-majority countries.

Later, over an iced tea on Thayer Street, the two young scholars talked about their decision to come to Brown.