She displayed little intellectual confidence and readily retreated into swathes of miserable education-speak jargon.
These problems are hardly addressed — some say even worsened — by miserable government nutrition, education and health care systems, but Mr. Sen's prescription is to expand these compromised programs.
With life expectancy at just 47 years, miserable health and education services, only half the population having access to safe drinking water, and one in five children dying before they are five, the sense of exclusion has been allowed to grow for decades.
His analysis of the penal system's shortcomings is also acute: its poor assessment of inmates' needs; the miserable amount of education - as low as five hours a week in local prisons - that inmates receive, when 95% are in need of urgent help; the failure of many sentencing plans to even refer to tackling offending behaviour.
I began attending consciousness-raising sessions, where grown women — my mother's age! — who lived in the suburbs would agonize about miserable marriages, wasted educations, overwhelming boredom, and their loss of self-esteem.
His family didn't celebrate birthdays or Christmas, and his education was miserable.
Next year a new Congress and a spate of new governors will tackle horrific fiscal problems, which will put the spotlight on the vast sums we spend on K-12 education and the miserable results of kids from poor households.
It was not a conventional education; he was miserable at school and escaped on lone nature treks, but had an understanding headmaster who treated his unusual behaviour with a serious respect.
Until recently, legal education has been miserable -- ritualistically, proudly so.
Home education will become miserable for both you and your children if you become angry and frustrated from the daily stresses.
