Sentence examples for selected scholar from inspiring English sources

Call up the dean of the school that has never seen her grades but told her she can be a "selected scholar" if she applies early?

THE opinions of students have great weight in China, which for centuries used a strict examination system to select scholars as civil servants.

In tapping the provost, Jamshed Bharucha, Cooper Union has selected a scholar whose expertise in the arts and sciences fits well with the two sides of the college, which offers degrees only in engineering, fine arts and architecture.

They typically were constructed by select groups of scholars heavily invested in an a-priori view, not carefully selected independent scholars.

Usually the preserve of select scholars, the archive boasts such treasures as a letter, complete with 81 wax seals, sent by English nobles to Pope Clement VII in 1530 demanding Henry VIII be allowed to divorce Catherine of Aragon, a request the pope turned down, helping prompt the formation of the Church of England.

If no scholar was deemed suitable and a vacancy arose, then the next scholar selected would receive the standard yearly rate, along with any rents acquired during the vacancy.

High school seniors with a creative bent can see how they measure up nationally by applying for the Arts Recognition and Talent Search, which not only makes cash and scholarship awards but also recommends candidates to the commission that selects presidential scholars in the arts.

Next spring, his philanthropic foundation, in conjunction with an independent U.S.-based human rights organization, will select artists, scholars and social entrepreneurs from the West to travel to Egypt, and from Egypt to the West, for a six-week exchange that will lay the groundwork for a project that will be determined by the participants.

Thirty-two people from the United States have been selected as Rhodes scholars for 2008, the scholarship trust announced yesterday.

The Republican leaders of the Florida House and Senate have dressed up their end run around democracy and the legal process with high-minded rhetoric and a parade of carefully selected constitutional law scholars who endorsed the idea in hearings this week.

Every year as many as 30 American artists and scholars, selected by a national jury, are awarded the academy's Rome Prize, a fellowship of from six months to two years.