Sentence examples for revered teacher from inspiring English sources

Actor, writer, union president and most passionately, revered teacher and mentor.

The Midwood High School Alumni Association mourns the death of Gladys Rolnick Bernstein, revered teacher, loyal friend and association historian.

Mr. Isserlis produced three concerts featuring music by this favorite pupil of Tchaikovsky and revered teacher of Rachmaninoff and Scriabin at Wigmore Hall in London last January.

The much revered teacher turned out to be a talent scout in the employ of Stalin; the proponent of Poussin and Borromini turned out to be a spy.

SUNY Downstate Medical Center mourns the passing of Dr. Allen Spiegel, longtime professor of preventive medicine and community health, an eminent authority in the field of health care administration, and a revered teacher.

For instance, he makes a passing reference to Rashid Rida, a prominent Islamist thinker at the turn of the twentieth century and al-Banna's revered teacher, expressing curiosity about his praise for early Zionist settlers, but doesn't explore the matter further.

Portraits caricature revered teachers with gnarly, fiercely expressive faces rendered in crisp linear detail.

Only slightly unfairly, Christiansen writes in "The Victorian Visitors" that "England offered not revered teachers, splendid galleries, noble traditions or a discriminating elite, but a free market, a large audience and lots and lots of money".

We all graduated from the public-school system and were taught to revere teachers.

Bauhaus used paper folding as a means of training students in commercial design, and revered Bauhaus teacher and artist Josef Albers was especially adept at creating dome-shaped structures from flat sheets of paper.

They come from some famous memoir writers and revered memoir teachers.