Sentence examples for * pedagogue in from inspiring English sources

Lindsay turned part pedagogue in thriving city of Pac.

There was an inner pedagogue in Jacobson, only too glad to be released.

Mr. Rorem, who had been a copyist for Virgil Thomson, went to work for Gauthier, a Canadian-American mezzo-soprano and a revered pedagogue, in 1947.

Although, unlike his brilliant older brother Armine, Plum was prevented by financial constraints from going to Oxford, he received a first-class classical education from Dulwich, whose headmaster, Arthur Herman Gilkes, was a Victorian pedagogue in the Thomas Arnold league.

Richard Griffiths, the rotund British actor whose stage career reached a pinnacle with his Tony-winning performance as an idealistic but tormented pedagogue in Alan Bennett's play "The History Boys" and who achieved popular fame in the movies as Harry Potter's mean-spirited Uncle Vernon Dursley, died on Thursday in Coventry, England.

Chopin advanced the technique of piano playing, often horrifying conservative pedagogues in the process, and created startling new sonorities.

There were 30,550 kindergarten pedagogues in 2006.

Instead of focusing on the ways and means of making the teaching of Latin more effective, as pedagogues in the wake of Erasmus usually did, Montaigne stresses the need for action and playful activities.

They were, for example, entrusted to take the children to school; they were "pedagogues" in the first sense of the term.

This is normal considering the level of presence of teachers and pedagogues in their lives, and also is a positive role model.

Jura Margulis is a third generation pianist and pedagogue; born in Russia, raised in Germany, American by choice, European at heart.