Sentence examples for mentoring of a from inspiring English sources

Though he lost both legs owing to diabetes, he remained an effective teacher, and the 2014 documentary film Keep On Keepin' On explored Terry's mentoring of a student.

"Hands-on mentoring" of a junior colleague can be code for an affair, hopefully not coupled with a "volatile" personality, which means terrifying eruptions of temper.

Scratch the surface of Carell's extraordinarily mannered du Pont and we find a touch of Philip Seymour Hoffman's inimitable Truman Capote, another "cultured" character whose apparently honourable mentoring of a less fortunate soul masks naked ambition and self-pitying rage.

If not for the football team, which was paying his way, and the persistent mentoring of a new coach who was hired before the start of his senior year, he thinks he might never have amounted to anything.

The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung called it "a triumph," but Die Presse found that the story, about the Chilean poet Pablo Neruda and his unlikely mentoring of a young mailman, was "smothered in operatic sugar-icing".

"It's really easy to be detached," said Scott Meltzer, 22, who graduated from Columbia in May with a bachelor's degree in mathematics but who cites his mentoring of a 14-year-old boy from 111th Street in Morningside Heights as among the more enriching educational experiences that he had at Columbia.

The boy and his mother were shot in revenge for the "execution" of Paul Massey, a mentor of A-Team boss Stephen Britton.

Both men have since become mentors of a sort.

Dr. Gordon considered DuBois the mentor of a lifetime.

That in turn inspired the cult 1993 Disney movie featuring Candy as the mentor of a dysfunctional four-man team.

The so-called minister mentor of a government led by his eldest son, Mr. Lee, 86, still casts a long shadow over this city-state.