Sentence examples for from which to educate from inspiring English sources
Sept. 11, 2001, gave Giuliani an extraordinary platform from which to educate the country about terrorism and public safety.
In particular, this model offers a useful framework from which to educate both nurses and doctors.
Some story with which to educate Trevor, to reaffirm her belief in the humanity that, from inhumanity, forms.
They are "using the blogs as a resource with which to educate themselves.
Push requires a PLA, or Push Level Agreement, where we populate our social channels with enough signal from which to derive educated guesses about our intentions and intuitions.
These prototypes are created to communicate, educate, and inform, but not to train, test, or serve as a basis from which to code.
Educated in law at Keele University with a diploma in comparative law from University of Strasbourg, the Scottish dancing enthusiast has a varied CV from which to cherrypick roles.
Within the books themselves we'd learned about chic Beauxbatons, the French wizarding academy, and Durmstrang, which appears to educate students from the chillier regions of magical Europe.
I appreciate the gesture, but a coaching award distracts from the essence of a coach's job, which is to educate the students.
"There was a lively chemistry department which was continuing to educate gifted strays, especially refugees from Hitler's Germany," he recalled.
