Sentence examples for whose commencement from inspiring English sources
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Nate had noticed, on a shelf in my closet, an honorary degree from another University whose commencement speech I delivered a few years ago.
This is defined as for the outcome measure functional patency at 6 month but is intended to capture the results of patients whose commencement of dialysis is delayed beyond 6 months.
It was graduation redux for Public School 92, whose first commencement ceremony ended dismally last week when security guards doused unruly parents with pepper spray outside an auditorium at Medgar Evers College.
The city also serves as headquarters for the Washington State Historical Society, whose museum overlooks Commencement Bay. Inc. 1884.
Because I wanted to be that guy at commencement whose name was called out again and again.
Since then, he's done comedy on TV, played the landlord on "Flight of the Conchords," played a mobster on "Delocated," played Gene, started a huge comedy festival jokingly named after himself, given two commencement addresses whose videos went viral, toured with rock bands, and been mugged while hanging out with Michael Stipe in Mexico.
But it's a question that will be answered by our lives and our choices, and Hawken phrases these choices as eloquently as any commencement speaker whose work I've ever seen.
But when some ragtag students organize petition campaigns to protest commencement speakers whose very values or actions contradict the spirit of the degree they are receiving, they are told to stifle their tantrums and, as the Daily Beast put it, "STFU".
I gave a commencement address at Penn whose theme was, perfection is highly overrated.
But they are among the more than two million people who have earned associate's, bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees this spring and whose names are being read aloud at commencement exercises on sunny lawns across the country.
