Sentence examples for courses an idea from inspiring English sources

In addition to the array of support services, this learning community was anchored in Asian American literature courses, an idea that grew out of the belief that student learning and engagement would improve if students were exposed to curriculum that centralized their histories and traditions.

This is, of course, an idea concocted on the hoof.

I have of course an idea about who some of these people are.

It is, of course, an idea that runs smack up against our statewide sprawl and the constant clamor for better, wider roads to get us out of our perpetual traffic jam.

Why, comprehensive immigration reform, of course — an idea that's already supported by almost every powerful interest group in America, and that's more likely to be opposed in Packer's "urban cores" and "rural backwaters" and "exurban slums" than by any of the new economy's big winners.

Two days into an MA in film studies she decided to quit the course because an idea she'd had for a novel just wouldn't go away.

Of course, stealing an idea like this won't make you Arbutus, which, despite its simplicity - white walls hung with white-textured panels for art, brown leather banquettes - has a personality all its own.

The American republic, of course, is an idea as much as it is a reality.

This is, of course, not an idea many patients of Morgellon's disease are willing to accept.

Here he set up the degree-status BEd course, and initiated annual field courses, a novel idea in those days.

One of the few genuinely American traditions guarded by contemporary conservatives is to prevent the overreaching of the state -- which is, of course, a liberal idea, perhaps the liberal idea.