Sentence examples for a genuine school from inspiring English sources

At 18, Galina was singing with the Leningrad Light Opera Company: "The troupe became for me a genuine school – my only one," she wrote.

According to Ōhashi, in order for a group of thinkers to form a genuine "school" of philosophy, "there must be the common possession or formation of a thought" (Ōhashi 2004, 9).

A place at Springwell costs the local council £20,000 per pupil, per year - compared with about £4,000 in a mainstream school - and Mr Whitaker is keen to stress that "this isn't just some place where you send naughty boys, this is actually a genuine school".

One point made by Tosaka early on, a point often repeated today, is that without Tanabe's critical appropriation of Nishida's thought there would be no tradition of the Kyoto School; we would have only successors of "Nishida Philosophy" and not a genuine school of mutually related yet independent thinkers.

Dick Cheney had a genuine, old school, castle-on-a-stormy-night-with-lightning-flashes kind of darkness.

But for genuine school leavers with wristbands, this hurdle also presents a pretty lucrative opportunity.

The evidence of high-performing systems around the world is that genuine school improvement depends on positive engagement with the profession.

The only effective remedy here is genuine school choice.

This, combined with genuine school choice, could make America's K-12 institutions the best in the world.

Many school districts across the U.S. could benefit from genuine school reform, but they may lack the resources and/or expertise to carry it out.

For over a decade, I have hoped and prayed that Mississippi's public school system would find its way out of the dark ages and embrace genuine school reform.