Sentence examples for seminar papers from inspiring English sources

The book sometimes reads like a succession of brilliant but loosely connected graduate seminar papers — an assemblage, a very fine one, but an assemblage nevertheless.

There are several reports and seminar papers in the literature that have addressed EV policy in Norway.

For the most part, the essays collected in For Marx (1965) and the seminar papers issued as Reading Capital (1965) develop and utilize this method of reading in order to justify and describe Marxist philosophy and Marxist science as well as to distinguish between these two theoretical activities.

This is true for college seminar papers as well.

His adviser, Richard H. Kohn, once chided him for turning in a seminar paper that was two hundred pages long.

I had ruined everybody's Christmas, apparently, so would I not redeem myself by allowing her daughter to rewrite her seminar paper for a higher grade?

Her seminar paper had been unimpressive: Indeed it was one of those for which the epithet "gobsmackingly incoherent" might seem to have been invented.

He has laboriously prepared a seminar paper attempting "to explain how and why people subordinated themselves to criminals," and to analyze the "spiritual basis of terror".

MACY HALFORD: So true! TRAVIS MATTESON: Ms. Davis, literally one hour ago I completed a graduate seminar paper on the Zen influence on your stories in "Break it Down.

Despite Mr. Obama's sympathetic portrayal of the two groups, the article seemed to question the popular goal of freezing nuclear arsenals rather than reducing them, the topic of his seminar paper.

At Harvard, Mitt Romney carried an old leather brief case bearing his father's initials, GWR, and wrote a seminar paper on a car maker and its dealerships — an issue his father had faced.