Sentence examples for the colloquium started from inspiring English sources

The colloquium started with Homer and ended, two years later, with Freud, and the syllabus was relatively fixed.

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.

In an interview after the colloquium, Ms. Wright described it as a pattern of advance and retreat.

When Barzun was assigned to the Colloquium, in 1934, his teaching partner was the English instructor Lionel Trilling.

(At this point, Mr. Gore descended beyond the coverage area and began to break up. The colloquium adjourned for a ninety-minute lunch, after which the transcript resumes).

What's more, if the animating metaphor at Feed was the "feed" — the raw material — the metaphor driving Salon was the colloquium.

It was all a huge success, and the Colloquium became a regular fixture.

Through his John Locke lectures, the Colloquium, and his numerous visits around the country, Prior helped to revitalise British logic.