Sentence examples for educational bent from inspiring English sources

"Atmospheres" does indeed have an educational bent.

In the school holidays there are free themed shows and activities, with an educational bent – but always fun and interactive.

Meanwhile, there'll be fringe happenings dotted around East Suffolk throughout the fortnight from Saturday 24 September until Saturday 8 October, many continuing the educational bent of the festival.

The network is the premiere vehicle for children's programming, said Mr. Goldmacher, of Saatchi & Saatchi's Kid Connection, and its educational bent extends an unofficial seal of approval to shows.

But they developed the academy around the idea of helping the music world at large, and took the educational bent to heart: the class size — 30 or so for each of the two terms — is based on the head count in a typical German classroom.

While the majority of the apps have an educational bent to them, some of the games showcased are more entertainment-focused – like the ones where your child can "Facetime" Elmo or Cookie Monster, for example.

The quasi-educational bent extends to replayground​.com.

Their program was educational and bent on social change, and they found their idealism mirrored in what Weill and Eisler had tried half a century before.

Mr. Petzold's films are hardly academic, but their cerebral bent reflects his educational background.

The magazine pulled together its thesis on the creator's identity by matching Nakamoto's name, educational history, career, anti-government bent and writing style to the alleged creator of bitcoin.

And his educational policies had such a conservative bent that William J. Bennett, President Reagan's education secretary, inscribed a book in 1987 to "the Democrat who makes sense".