Sentence examples for world scholar from inspiring English sources
Like other Jesuits, Kircher was a religious man and a world scholar trying to prove that Aristotle and the Bible were right.
After losing a foot in 2008 to Charcot's disease, he made use of a wheelchair, and survived on only a partial salary as a world scholar at the Institute of Education in London.
Her writing has appeared in The Boston Globe, The World Scholar, Femamom.com, and –- in her imagination –- on Oprah's bookshelf.
He was an old world scholar who demanded excellence from his students and in a very small class (six) it afforded an in-depth look into Rembrandt, with perhaps the greatest living Rembrandt scholar (and I might add no place to hide if you weren't prepared for the seminar or your turn at a presentation).
The CSC-Yale World Scholars in Biomedical Sciences recruits top applicants from eight of China's best universities for specialized training in the BBS Program.
The CSC-Yale World Scholars program offers students the same outstanding research training available to all BBS students and also provides additional specialized professional development programs.
Through meetings with successful Yale faculty and senior members of the Yale administration, CSC-Yale World Scholars will be introduced to the critical practices, strategies, and conventions necessary to become future leaders in biomedical research.
As globalization is reshaping our world, scholars and policymakers are exploring much-needed new approaches to the transnational movements of ideas, people, commodities, and technologies as well as the cultural, political, and economic processes that underlie them.
That, notwithstanding the natural and healthy diversity of interests, views, and "credos" about research and the world, scholars stay open to continuous communication and exchange.
In an increasingly multi-cultural world, scholars need to cultivate a more in-depth understanding of cultural differences in academic writing and scholarly practices.
This thesis is almost universally accepted by world scholars and archeologists today.
