Sentence examples for brilliant educational from inspiring English sources
In the long run, they're parents who don't care what their children watch... Watching television for four or five hours a day is a very bad thing for children, even if every minute of what they watch is brilliant educational programming.
In general, though, many ideas cited at the Regeneration Fund launch – if invested in and taken seriously – do seem as if they might restore life and purpose to struggling town cores, from cheekily brilliant educational spaces to Singapore-style hawker centres.
David Matthews calls it "a brilliant educational exercise".
We had a brilliant day - fun and educational.
Many sex workers remain extremely vulnerable.William Shaw London SIR – Your newspaper has come up with a brilliant solution to low wages, lack of child care and educational opportunities, rape and sexual assault.
Brilliant!" said Heidi Waterfield, Ed.M., a former teacher and current educational consultant in the San Francisco Bay area, in an email interview.
This is a brave and brilliant blog about how in the drive for inclusion many students with special educational needs (SEN) and their classmates are being short-changed.
Middle-class families with high-achieving children thus have more educational options available to them than those without economic power or academically brilliant offspring.
The CTU's strategy was brilliant in its' melding of a platform that included both working conditions and larger educational policies and practices.
"He was brilliant in the way he saw human behavior," said J. Michael Miller, president of the Actors Center, a nonprofit educational and support organization for actors, who was a co-founder of the Tisch School of the Arts at New York University in 1966.
Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant.
