Sentence examples for formidable teaching from inspiring English sources

But in applying his formidable teaching and advocacy skills, he can be a catalyst for bolstering stressed criminal and civil legal service providers and finding fresh strategies for serving more Americans with their urgent legal needs.

Many familiar with Kenya's formidable teaching standards and rigorous three-week examination at the conclusion of secondary school were wary.

Still, these diagrams, which can directly affect student understanding of evolution (Gregory, 2008; Omland et al., 2008), represent a formidable teaching challenge for introductory biology instructors.

When I was 16 and working as a model, I lived in Japan for three months on my own and that was a formidable time that taught me that there is more to life than high school and that little microcosm.

Fortified by encapsulating the philosophy from the likes of Paulo Coelho, this awakened me to understand 'a force that wants you to realise your personal legend' and a catalyst for my everyday drive in the formidable work of Robin Sharma, teaching me to lead without a title, to not become a prisoner of my past but the architect of my future.

McDaniels's goal was to harness Manningham's formidable physical ability and teach him how best to use it.

Sister Thomasita knew Mother Katharine as a spiritual role model and hard-driving businesswoman often on the road but in the background as she built the order into a formidable sisterhood of 500 women teaching in ghettoes and on Indian reservations in 21 states.

Mr. Macy comes to Teach with a formidable pedigree in Mamet portrayals, ranging from Bobby the addict (played here by Mr. Webber) in the original "Buffalo" at the Goodman Theater in Chicago to the harassed and harassing professor of "Oleanna".

I learned more about food and eco-politics in 90 minutes than one might in a semester-long seminar taught by a less formidable intellect.

"It was taught by a somewhat formidable Jiyu Kennet Roshi, a large Englishwoman in a floaty grey robe well established in the Zen tradition.

It turns out that dancing, as the women of Congo taught me, is a most formidable, liberating and transformative energy.