Sentence examples for when professors started from inspiring English sources

Close reading established itself as a practice in the first half of the twentieth century, and was a brilliant tool for getting to the heart of lyric poetry; when professors started assigning difficult modernist novels, it was good for that, too.

When Emily Dunne, an 18-year-old mechanical engineering student from Bermuda, was taking a course in differential equations recently, she was startled when her professor started singing in the middle of the lecture.

When these students arrived and were successful, departmental professors started paying attention to students from China.

When Professor Sicuranza started working on nonlinear signal processing, many techniques were too complex to be implemented in practical applications.

Professors started calling American speech "found poetry".

Typically that has taken place when pharmaceutical companies license experimental drugs from universities, or when professors receive backing from venture capitalists to start companies.

HISTORY PROFESSOR: When he started discussing the Yanomami love of sport, I finally understood Robert Ingersoll's Gilded Era promotion of euthanasia.

Start with the complicated power dynamics that arise when professors invest in student companies.

In response to doctors' concerns about patients' ability to judge the quality of a doctor, your editorial answers with an analogy: professors complained when students started rating them, but such reviews are now regularly used in teaching evaluations.

I became aware of it when I started interviewing professors about the audition process at their schools and I asked them how many students audition for each instrument and how many can they accept?

That sounds much like the complaints we heard when students started rating their professors, yet many universities now factor student judgments into their evaluations of the faculty.