Sentence examples for scholars professors from inspiring English sources

His second wife, Anna, their five children, Logan, his daughter from a previous marriage, and an assortment of visiting foreign scholars, professors, journalists, poets, etc., are present.

One boy, Assad, is the son of someone who had supposedly "taken money from the Pakistanis, and had told them where they could find intellectuals – musicians, poets, scholars, professors, schoolteachers – to kill".

I look out at this class and I realize for four years at Michigan you have been exposed to diverse thinkers and scholars, professors and students.

The goal of the special issue is to bring together scholars, professors, researchers, engineers and administrators resorting to the state-of-the-art technologies and ideas to significantly improve the field of Smart City based on IoT.

"Do presidential scholars send you to the funerals of foreign presidential scholars?" Professor Goldstein thought all this was funny.

In "The Next 25 Years," a new book of essays on affirmative action by South African and American scholars, Professor du Toit writes that as black applicants increasingly come from the best high schools and well-off families, affirmative action will provide "an ideological justification for privileging established black elite groups, at the expense of the African majority".

According to two UC Berkeley scholars, Professor Todd R. LaPorte and Dr. Paula M. Consolini (1991) "some types of system failures are so punishing that they must be avoided at almost any cost.

Together with other Sino-African scholars, Professor Brautigam traveled across Africa in search of any evidence to support the allegation that the Chinese enterprises are making massive investments in African agriculture.

He will be long remembered as a scholar, professor, and philanthropist who made public service an integral part of his career.

The near-erasure of women of colour from the austerity debate can be explained through what critical race scholar Professor Kimberlé Crenshaw calls intersectionality.

When the leading Shakespeare scholar Professor Peter Holland researched memory and forgetting on the stage, he wrote that: "What I found most remarkable is the virtual silence in the books on actor training on how to remember the lines".