Sentence examples for university of common from inspiring English sources

Whilst Hart could not say that he received his qualifications from Oxford or Cambridge, he had obtained his "knowledge from the university of common sense".

The Sir James Dunn Law Library holds the university's collection of common law materials, legal periodicals, as well as books on international law, health law, and environmental law.

Since the referendum, this so-called "West Lothian Question" has burst out of university common rooms and onto the pages of the tabloids.

New Jersey went so far as to get the faculty at its public colleges and universities to adopt a set of common standards and tests to measure them -- only to abandon the effort for lack of money and political will.

Early on, they said, they had felt sympathy from and a sense of common ground with the university.

In a future filled with obstacles and potential stumbling blocks, perhaps the biggest one facing the Big East will be cleaning up the internal culture and bonding a group of universities whose common denominators have become survival and money instead of history and tradition.

A project at the Universities of Sheffield and Manchester has investigated the robustness of common types of steel connections when subjected to fire.

Another three goals have followed and it has been a remarkable introduction to life at the highest level for a player whose route there took in none of the pathways and university streams common for national squad members.

I am now retired (thankfully) from one of Scotland's ancient universities, and long ago reached the conclusion that universities are repositories of high levels of intelligence and egotism, but sadly low levels of common sense.

Blockades of factories and university campuses are common.

This process of bringing together different schools in order to create a university was a common feature in the creation of the country's first universities in the early part of the twentieth century.