Sentence examples for a mentor in a from inspiring English sources

She calls Branagh a mentor "in a massive way", and it's clear just how much she looks up to him.

He is also part of a drama therapy group and serves as a mentor in a program called AdoptMent.

He described Mr. Allison, who died in 1978, as "a wonderful friend" and "a mentor in a way".

Mr. Blumenfeld found a mentor in a neighbor, Henry L. Diamond, a lawyer who became the first commissioner of the State Department of Environmental Conservation.

In a recent interview, Mr. Bush described Mr. Allison, now dead, as "an older figure who served as a mentor in a way, a wonderful friend".

Both twenty-three, they found a mentor in a veteran jihadist named Djamel Beghal, who had been born in Algeria and had brought radical Islamist views with him when he moved to France, in 1987.

Fetzer describes some of the intangible rewards of being a mentor in an article called "Once You Get There or Think You Have … Mentoring to Pass on the Torch," published in Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry.

A decade ago he found a mentor in Thomas H. Nelson, a Portland lawyer who is also a Muslim.

Back when York was the coach of the 1984 national champions at Bowling Green, he had a mentor in Bob Johnson, a legendary coach in the hockey world.

She had been a work mentor; now she became a mentor in how to be a widow, though she would likely say we teach each other.

He found a sympathetic ear and a mentor in Sutherland, who came to New York from Jamaica in 1986.