Sentence examples for distinctly educational from inspiring English sources
Indeed, while littleBits has a distinctly educational feel to it, you can see how this could be used on a more industrial or wider scale to achieve a similar kind of level of innovation and reduction in cost.
The focus of this study was on two distinct groups of health information providers from distinctly different social and educational backgrounds, namely family physicians and AIDS service organization staff.
There clearly are different sexual sub-cultures in different strata of Chiang Mai adolescent society, with those set on paths to university degrees and professional employment, especially females, behaving distinctly more conservatively than those with vocational educational aspirations.
But he gets distinctly emotional about the poor performance of Texas's educational system.
The educational content of many European programs differs distinctly from the American standard.
The Jesuit educational model created by St. Ignatius of Loyola has a distinctly humanist bent.
There was a drive for disciplinary diversity, and a distinctly unusual commitment to use the Maison Française to serve the intellectual and educational community of Oxford at large.
Its stone battlements and vaulted halls filled with ancient cannon and oil paintings of past leaders feel distinctly Commonwealth, similar to the halls of the University of Toronto or Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario – educational institutions that date back to the era in which Americans and Canadians alike saw themselves as Britons.
A distinctly satisfying thought.
Its contents itemised distinctly.
