Sentence examples for sharp university of from inspiring English sources

He is an apparently sane, sharp, University of London-educated 89-year-old who has spent his life arguing that people evolved with a little genetic intervention from ancient astronauts who came to Earth and needed laborers to mine gold to bring back to Nibiru, a planet we have yet to recognize.

Santiago Mitre's El estudiante (The Student) aimed its own arrows at Argentine politics with a sharp treatment of university machinations.

Prof Edward Acton, vice-chancellor of the University of East Anglia, warns of a sharp fall in the UK's share of the international student market.

On the campus of Tennessee Tech, a university of about 11,000 students between Nashville and Knoxville, the Army's decision has drawn sharp criticism as one that could imperil the educational futures of students from rural communities.

She graduated from Miami University of Ohio.

University of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom.

There can be a collective sharp of intake of breath when parents and their children are shown around universities on open days.

Mr. Levin said many of the past tensions stemmed from "a kind of indifference on the part of the university" and from the sharp decline of New Haven's manufacturing sector.

While developing the swimsuits, Sharp had members of his university's swim team test the prototypes.

At the time Mr. Lasch was a socialist university professor but also a caustic moralist who eventually became famous for his sharp critiques of liberalism in books like "Haven in a Heartless World" and "The True and Only Heaven".

The overall picture seems to capture the big change occurred in this time frame, that is a sharp increase in university patenting both directly (ownership) and indirectly (major role of academic inventors).