Archbishop Williams certainly affirms all the ways in which Christians have traditionally believed that the risen Jesus remains personally present as heavenly judge, as bestower of the spirit of faith and prayer, in the life and rituals of the church -- and not just as ancient teacher, admirable model or original founder.
Indeed, the University of Helsinki could easily pick the best and the brightest of the huge pool of applicants each year, and have all of their new trainee teachers with admirable grades.
After several unsuccessful attempts at mounting the patient beast -- which my teacher did with admirable ease and elegance -- I resorted to painter steps.
They had great grades, perfect teacher recommendations, broad extracurricular interests, admirable self-confidence and winning personalities.
Charles Moore whined in the Telegraph that Rowling hated the decent middle class and could only praise "admirable Sikh doctors, lesbians, social workers and teachers".
Even Stravinsky found the work "admirable," writing in a note to famed composition teacher Nadia Boulanger, "Without feeling close to Boulez's music, I frankly find it preferable to many things of his generation".
Now that these professions are much more open to women, we have come to accept that pre-college teachers will, on the whole (and with admirable exceptions), be our less successful students.
Show some respect!" Sergei wasn't very old or experienced, either, but Maria Petrovna referred to him, with affection and awe, as "our male teacher," as if his gender alone were an admirable character trait.
Pursuing such a difficult method instead of giving up under such circumstances is more than a little admirable, and the kids are certainly better off for having a teacher dedicated to his class and subject.
A great deal of admirable effort has gone into interviews with the dancers' parents and teachers in their hometowns.
