Sentence examples for seminar thinking from inspiring English sources

Some of these remarks were inspired by Robert Bernasconi's lectures in the Seminar, Thinking Through the Difference between Immanence and Transcendence: Levinas, Bergson, and Deleuze, Collegium Phaenomenologicum, Città di Castello, Umbria, Italy, July 14th to August 1st, 2003.

But, he said, while hundreds of doctors -- family practitioners and obstetricians -- have attended his seminars thinking that they could begin providing mifepristone to patients seeking abortions, their eagerness to prescribe the pill often diminished as they heard him talk.

Seinfeld sat down with Letterman after previewing the new season of "CCGC" at The Paley Center in New York City on Monday in an interview that felt more like a seminar on thinking outside the (television) box for the veteran late night talk show host.

She added: "He was rather an oracle; the book will be a front-row seminar to advance thinking on economics and will explain the very practical decision-making tools that he uses.

"Increasingly, J.D.'s are becoming a surrogate for M.B.A.'s in business," said Trent R. Anderson, a vice president at Kaplan Inc., the test-preparation company, who has both degrees and who holds seminars for people thinking about applying to professional school.

Lambert's attendance at a seminar, according to this story, provides a reason for thinking that the seminar is going to be good.

They are starting with a week of seminars in "writing and thinking" patterned after those at Bard College and Simon's Rock.

Even if the heady attention of one-to-one tutorials is the stuff of Oxbridge dreams for most, personal attention from tutors who challenge students' thinking in small seminar groups is often cited as critical to the quality of learning in higher education, and integral to the value of a degree.

And it wasn't just the careers seminar that's got me thinking.

The secret of success, he said, is a formula that rings of business motivational seminars: "You go in there thinking, 'This is mine and I'm taking it with me.' ".

For example, may it not be the case that Lambert's presence at the seminar is both a reason for thinking it will be good, and as in our first story also a reason why it is good?