Sentence examples for a subject apart from inspiring English sources

But CEO leadership should be a subject apart because it is unique in scope and substance and of incomparable importance.

And having said early in the discussion that he wrote operas about people he admired, he mentioned that one reason he chose Kepler as a subject – apart from an early interest in science and a real fascination with Kepler's work and personality – was that the opera was written for the Austrian city of Linz, which wanted a work about one of its historically significant residents.

And once Nan was re-established in her chair and tea had been made and poured, it became with every visit less easy to penetrate her increasing deafness, and her indifference to any subject apart from querulous complaints about her carers.

The Novice group consisted of 18 undergraduates at the University of Bristol studying any subject apart from medicine, dentistry or veterinary sciences.

The Forum says the rules allow too many schools to opt out of teaching the subject apart from "a handful of science topics".

Schnabel's only real subject — apart from his fine work as a movie director — has been his own willfulness.

There are no studies that report the progression of the same lesion within the same subject apart from one study which used a tooth wear index to record wear on study models taken from the subject's teeth [ 5].

This summer, 83.8% of Higher and Advanced Higher papers gained an A or a B grade — up almost 7% on last year — while 80.4% of fourth-year pupils achieved top results in Intermediate 2 exams, which Mary Erskine's favours over Standard Grade for all subjects apart from drama.

"In July, 16 state schools had registered to offer IGCSEs from September onwards and we're now talking to a further 50 more state schools about the qualifications". In March last year, one of the country's leading private schools, Manchester Grammar, revealed that it was dropping GCSEs in all subjects apart from art and replacing them with the IGCSE.

We awarded these tariff scores as used by UCAS (that is, A=120 points, B=100, C=80, D=60, E=40), and totalled and averaged them for all subjects apart from general studies and critical thinking, which we excluded.

She knew little about the subject, apart from her experiences of financial insecurity growing up.