Sentence examples for admirable school from inspiring English sources

Everyone is either a saint (an admirable school principal tirelessly rounding up his students) or a victim (a musician who lost four family members); everyone has hope and a positive attitude.

So does the appearance on its territory of an admirable school of stone sculpture similar to early Khmer statuary from neighboring Cambodia, which at least tells us that the area was Khmer by then.

For various not altogether admirable reasons (local school budgets are often based on property taxes), suburban schools are, in general, superior to urban and rural public schools.

Another political piece, then, fuelled by the questing animus that is so admirable in the school of composers led by Reich, Philip Glass and the decade-younger John Adams.

While it would be admirable for art school administrators to share that kind of knowledge, you are more likely to learn about the pros and cons of pursuing degrees by empowering yourself as a consumer before you matriculate.

What I didn't know at the time was that being a first-generation college student was admirable, and that schools did look at other factors, and financial aid did make it possible to attend those really expensive schools.

The progress you've made since school is admirable.

Teaching science in a public high school: an admirable endeavour, but not a green job.

Mayor Bloomberg's passion to give minority children better schools is admirable.

WHY do you think some see these schools as admirable and others see the approach as "madness"?

A letter to this page began the Pre-school Playgroups Associstionowhelping now helping mothers to start their own admirable substitute for nursery schools as an answer to the rigidity of Government policy on nursery education.