Sentence examples for felt education from inspiring English sources

Some felt education was the key.

Over time the circle of loyalists became more venal and narrowly circumscribed, the need actually to please the people less keenly felt; education fared particularly poorly.

Mr. Plofsky said his public comments are part of his duty as executive director to explain the laws and "over the years we've felt education and advocacy is appropriate".

Frasier decided to go into teaching after studying engineering at the University of Texas because he felt education was important work.

Because Malawi suffers from the one of the highest HIV-fatality rates in Africa, they felt education among school children was an essential first step in decreasing the occurrence of HIV.

Ironically, Jurji Zaidan's father, who owned a restaurant in Beirut, felt education beyond primary school was a waste of time once one could add and subtract to keep accounts and made the boy work with him.

She feels education is one area where movement is needed, especially in mainly francophone west Africa.

I feel education at primary school level about the horrendous effects of plastic rubbish might go some way towards helping the problem.

Rather than get mired in the chaos of technology and social media, Sandel feels education needs to harness these forces and use them to promote and foster civic dialogue.

Gotti personally helps schools in his neighborhood the most because he feels education is very important, and invests in local businesses to help create jobs.

I feel education made the difference in my life.