Sentence examples for scholarly panels from inspiring English sources

Someday there will be whole women's studies conferences devoted to her, the way there used to be scholarly panels on Madonna.

He served on scholarly panels, joined the Jewish Lawyers Guild and the Puerto Rican Bar Association, among other groups, and relied on a personality that people describe as charming or, well, forward.

"Lorca in NY: A Celebration," running from April 5 through July 21, will feature work by and inspired by García Lorca, a playwright and poet, including a puppet play, poems by creative writing students, scholarly panels and a concert by Patti Smith.

Master teacher Blanco engaged in scholarly panels and discussions, music and dance workshops and multimedia events.

I recently sat in on a scholarly panel discussion of her work.

Finally, in 1961, the director-general of UNESCO called for the publication of the papers and proposed the establishment of an international scholarly panel to prepare an edition of photographs of them.

Those readers (and there were many) who found Santorum's account of the speech a distortion would no doubt point to the occasion and the intention animating the speech and object to regarding it as if it were delivered at a scholarly panel on religion.

The company has announced a two-season exploration of Yiddish theater called Beyond the Pale,  which begins with a festival of plays, readings, a scholarly panel and a concert of Yiddish music, to be held Oct. 17 through Nov. 3 at The Brick in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

"Sex and the City" is certainly still daring in its depiction of lovemaking; even in Italy, where anchorwomen deliver the midday newscast in low-cut cocktail dresses and the housewife striptease game show was invented, the show was followed by a scholarly panel discussion to soothe agitated viewers.

Within the framework of exhibition Ground Truth: Testimonies of Destruction and Return in Al-Araqib, CPS is holding a scholarly panel to expand the discourse on the origins of the dispossession, expulsion, and displacement of the Palestinian Bedouins in the Negev/Al-Naqab, and in particular its historical background and legal aspects.

An independent scholarly panel last week concluded that misconduct allegations against University of Arizona UAA) biomedical researcher Marguerite Kay were "without merit," and two members of the panel accused university officials of promoting "a pattern of harassment and unrelenting persecution" of Kay.