Sentence examples for workshop members from inspiring English sources

Concerts are $15, or $10 for workshop members.

Moreover, since every culture has its own complex language, blacks attending them often feel that the stories they write are of a language not entirely understood by fellow workshop members; hence by establishing black writers' workshops, the goal is to protect the young author from the feeling of intellectual and cultural isolation.

Workshop members agreed that these ideas, if adopted by NSF, could spark needed change among mentors, funders, administrators, and postdocs.

Two Saint Christopher's, one in Philadelphia and the other from the Louvre, are considered to be by workshop members.

It is thought that van Eyck left the panels unfinished with completed underdrawings, and the area was finished by workshop members or by followers after he died.

More often the masters anticipated the formats and images that would be most sought after and their designs were then developed by workshop members.

Although the tree-ring analysis of the Philadelphia painting firmly places it in van Eyck's workshop, the technical evidence fails to prove indisputably whether van Eyck or a workshop member painted it.

A workshop member, adamant in his belief that no child would ever feel relief at her father leaving the house, expressed insistence bordering on disbelief (that I would write such an emotion)! bordering on disdain (that I would be able to dredge up such an emotion)!

Aside from the craft of the work, the plotting, the plausibility, believable motives, and the ability of the writer to engender suspension-of-disbelief, when (if ever) is a character's 'belief system' up for judgment -- especially if the judgment is made based on the belief system of a fellow workshop member?

Psychiatrist and workshop member, Claudia Mehlereportedeporthatthat, whereas 6%to19%9% of children and adolescents in US clinical populations are diagnosed with BP [ 34- 36], the diagnosis is virtually never made in England (1.7 cases/100,000/year)[ 37] nor Ireland (2.2 cases/100,000/year) [ 38].

At least one workshop member, Gabrielle Carlson, lamented that, whereas we do know something about how parents feel about treating children for ADHD [ 82], we know little about what children feel about their own treatment.