Sentence examples for more educative from inspiring English sources
More educative for Angelica would have been the Bloomsbury conversations at home, or over tea with her uncle and aunt Leonard and Virginia Woolf.
Beyond the comprehensive display of viruses, the Malware Museum also presents a more educative side.
"My husband is it the ultimate satirist, while I'm coming at things from a more educative standpoint," says Schaffer.
Wouldn't we be a gentler, more educative culture if, instead of wallowing in Williams' shame, we treated it as an opportunity for all of us to discuss and examine the nature of the humanity we have in common?
He felt it was handled too negatively and believed that Don't Look Now should be a more "educative film", and that the "characters should in some way benefit from ESP and not be destroyed by it".
The view that punishment is the most appropriate approach to children who bully has led to controversy over interventions that seek to adopt a more educative approach (Smith, 2001), such as bringing together all pupils involved in a sequence of bullying events to elicit concern for others and to problem solve more acceptable ways of interacting in the future (Pikas, 2002; Rigby, 2005).
In conclusion, the frequency of self-medication was quite high within this community, mainly in female, younger, and more educated groups, and was in most cases inappropriate with a potential impact on the health status and, therefore, educative and preventive programs are needed.
Tynan never did convince British theatregoers that Brecht is anything more than an educative penance.
Trying to go back in time, to recapture the more serious and educative function of tabloids past will not work.
However, these relationships tend to be more symbiotic and educative than the standard seller-buyer dynamic – especially as many xDISTRIBUTORS are former Somms.
After having published Scouting for Boys, Baden-Powell kept on writing more handbooks and educative materials for all Scouts, as well as directives for Scout Leaders.
