Sentence examples for notable schools from inspiring English sources

Three of the most notable schools of thought in analytic philosophy are commonsense philosophy, logical positivism, and naturalized epistemology.

Auto design is a global profession, where apprentice designers emerge from notable schools — the Royal College of Art in London, Pforzheim University in Germany, the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena or the College for Creative Studies in Detroit.

England was next to experience the reawakening, and, though there were notable schools at such places as Canterbury and Winchester, it was in Northumbria that the schools flourished most.

There also has been a marked increase in the number of institutions of higher learning in the province, with notable schools including Hainan Normal University (1949), Hainan University (1958), and Hainan Medical College (1948).

Other notable schools in Tel Aviv include Shevah Mofet, the second Hebrew school in the city, Ironi Alef High School for Arts and Alliance.

The two most notable schools of thought that attracted national attention and stimulated the social change that would follow were arguably those represented by the likes of Dr. Martin Luther King Junior and one of a different but just as influential thread, Malcolm X.

One notable school has managed to maintain the integrity of its grades through an idiosyncratic grading rubric.

In the 18th and 19th centuries Kangra became the centre of a notable school of Rajput miniature painting.

If the program you are looking at is offered by a notable school that offers on campus education as well as distance learning, this may be a good sign.

One of Manchester's most notable secondary schools is the Manchester Grammar School.

Other notable independent schools in the city include the Birmingham Blue Coat School, King Edward VI High School for Girls and Edgbaston High School for Girls.