Sentence examples for the colloquium from inspiring English sources
noun
A colloquy; a meeting for discussion.
As such, it contributes to the research agenda of the colloquium on 'Energy and Climate Governance' of the Netherlands Institute of Government (NIG), which is co-chaired by the guest editors of this thematic series.
Some men not men, troglodytes say that the COLLOQUIUM is nothing but a tarted-up colloquy.
"It was awe-inspiring," the historian Fritz Stern, a 1946 alumnus of the Colloquium, recalled recently.
At the Colloquium, books and ideas were thrown open to discussion; almost every approach was tolerated.
Some men — not men, troglodytes — say that the COLLOQUIUM is nothing but a tarted-up colloquy.
The colloquium started with Homer and ended, two years later, with Freud, and the syllabus was relatively fixed.
She is spending several weeks in residence at the Literarisches Colloquium in the west of the city, on the peaceful shores of Lake Wannsee.
The first, Colloquium of the Seven about Secrets of the Sublime, concerned the essence of religion.
The Connecticut-based Sabin Vaccine Institute has organized the scientific colloquium where the stakeholders will discuss urgent action needed to remedy the situation.
Public consultation throughout this period was invited through the medium of international conferences and workshops – specifically the Cochrane Colloquium and the Health Technology Assessment international (HTAi) conference [ 11- 13] – and through the NHMRC website.
Finally, his work — if he was genuinely really the author — Colloquium of the Seven about Secrets of the Sublime (Colloquium Heptaplomeres de rerum sublimium arcanis abditis, 1683), which was published posthumously, provides clues about his own religious views.
