Sentence examples for well-respected professor from inspiring English sources

Initially, this device leads the reader to sympathize with Lydia: she's a well-respected professor, Alva an itinerant artist's model with a history of drug problems.

In turning himself from a well-respected professor into a freelance journalist, Drucker didn't simply create a career; he invented an industry.

Yesterday I finished reading a book on Buddhism written by a well-respected professor of religious studies at an Ivy League University.

It was another when it was made by a well-respected professor, with no active record in partisan politics and no particular axe to grind.

The first was Jeremy Siegel, a well-respected finance professor at Wharton and bestselling author who had famously warned of the bubble in technology stocks in early 2000.

In fact, Leung apparently wants to go beyond just support for Beijing's decision to screen and limit 2017 chief executive candidates for Hong Kong -- he has recently also been more outspoken and provocative when criticizing local pro-democracy activists, including the signature Occupy Central movement led by Benny Tai, a well-respected law professor at the prestigious University of Hong Kong.

HERR HITLER: It's a well-respected profession.

It contains a number of factual errors together with a very partial "spin" on the economically robust report commissioned from a very well-respected oil economist, Professor Alex Kemp.

They may attend the school for different reasons, but they all go for the same thing -- two years' worth of credits from a well-respected institution where professors' salaries are near the top for two-year colleges nationwide, even though the tuition, $2,200 a year, is the lowest in the state.

"Troy is an extremely well-respected manager," Anita Elberse, a professor who co-authored the Harvard studies, told the Philadelphia Inquirer earlier this year.

Well-respected professionals such as Professor Varro Tyler and Dr. Andrew Weil touted this publication as offering the most accurate information in the world--a reference guide that doctors can trust.