Sentence examples for perceptive teacher from inspiring English sources

A perceptive teacher once asked me how I got away with that.

And Mimi Keene as Janey and Ciara Southwood as Mimi, watched over by Annette Badland as a perceptive teacher, are unnervingly good.

And Mimi Keene as Janey and Ciara Southwood as Mimi, watched over by Annette Badland as a perceptive teacher, are unnervingly good.

He tells humorous anecdotes of learning to speak Inuktitut in Pond Inlet on the northern shores of Hudson Bay from a savvy and perceptive Inuit teacher named Simon Anaviapik.

In 1857 a perceptive music teacher, understanding that young Antonín had gone beyond his own modest abilities to teach him, persuaded his father to enroll him at the Institute for Church Music in Prague.

Lee's determination got a boost in secondary school when a perceptive science teacher let her attend the advanced biology class.

But Bill was persuaded by a perceptive and enthusiastic maths teacher at Coventry junior technical school, specialising in metalwork and woodwork, to aim for university.

He was also a highly perceptive writer on music and a teacher: many Finnish composers who have enjoyed international success were his pupils, including Paavo Heininen and Kalevi Aho.

Constance Padwick, in her Temple Gairdner of Cairo, records the perceptive comment of Yusef Effendi Tadras: "Other teachers taught us how to refute Islam; he taught us how to love Muslims".

If we were not lamenting "Booker prize-winning author Anita Brookner", we would be remembering more fully one of the most luminously perceptive writers on art in recent times, and a teacher who inspired lifelong devotion.

It proved a turning point, however, and inspiring teachers profoundly influenced a naturally bright and perceptive pupil.