Sentence examples for tradition professor from inspiring English sources

Justice Kennedy's three major gay rights decisions are in this tradition, Professor Dorf said.

The recent clashes with Hasidic tradition, Professor Heilman added, also feed into a tribal memory of centuries of oppression in Europe.

Conspiracism is an American tradition, Professor Goldberg writes, although only rarely, as in the 1850's and 1930's, do the conspirators seem even temporarily to have penetrated vital institutions.

"The English wrote the history and established the traditions," Professor Gannon said in a 2007 interview.

"Tuition fees didn't fit well into the German tradition," says Professor Krücken.

John had practiced taijiquan since 1975 in the tradition of Professor Cheng Mandching, and taught taijiquan for both Barnard and Columbia.

Jon Cleary is a pianist who holds on to the splashy, two-fisted New Orleans barrelhouse tradition of Professor Longhair and James Booker.

He labels "a joke" the tradition of professors' lecturing, and finds most university film schools a waste, producing "coffee fetchers".

I was determined to continue the nurturing tradition of professors at historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) by instilling confidence, knowledge, and pride.

"Counterculture is a permanent tradition," said Bennett Berger, professor emeritus of sociology at the University of California at San Diego.

Human rights have come to dominate international discourse, but while this fact is often portrayed as the culmination of a centuries-old tradition, Samuel Moyn, a professor of history at Columbia University, takes a different view.