Sentence examples for privileged teaching from inspiring English sources

Despite challenges to papal claims from both the Eastern and Western churches throughout the Middle Ages, many popes, canonists, and theologians, including Aquinas, upheld the belief that the institution of the papacy possessed a privileged teaching authority.

Instead of feeling disabled, I felt privileged to teach my grandchildren how good it feels to be caring and compassionate.

Until this moment, my campaign which is animated by a love for the Constitution that I have been privileged to teach all of my adult life, is about to be written off as quixotic and almost certain to fail.

There is way too much money going to hackathons teaching privileged girls how to code without any tie-in to anything else.

The use of sterile gauze alone for the initial dressing was privileged in 5 teaching hospitals.

If so, the teachers who excel in assessments of value added may simply be teaching more privileged pupils.

Countless trainees and colleagues were privileged to have been taught by this pioneer in Child and Adolscent Psychiatry.

About how dispiriting it is to try to teach less privileged children about English adverbs, only to realize that they can hardly spell their own names.

Now I only teach very privileged people who can pay $60,000 a year to go to school.

It's a rich news culture that I grew up in, and I feel privileged to have been taught by the very best.

When I taught in more privileged schools, parents -- employed or home -- ALWAYS made a showing for all things school-related.