Sentence examples for school betrays from inspiring English sources

And the pledge to ensure parents can "easily understand how to get a place at their local school" betrays a thorough misunderstanding of how complex this process is, how cleverly it can be manipulated, and how much worse it will be in a fully academised system.

A 35-year-old woman singing about pom-poms and 'talking shit' in high school betrays such a delusional self-image that it's hard not to be taken aback.

To privatize our schools betrays our democratic values.

A senior bound for law school, she betrays exhaustion with the times, a country at war and a culture in tumult.

I had betrayed him, I had betrayed everything the school stood for, I had betrayed even the possibility of anyone living in this world by an honor system.

In 1991, when Hoffman was 24, he auditioned five times and was cast in the Al Pacino film "Scent of a Woman" as the prep-school student who betrays his classmate, the lead character.

Meanwhile, there's a voiceover about Brown betraying school children.

Cuts to school librarian positions betray an ignorance of the key role school librarians play in a child's education, especially in this era of Google, when today's students are flooded with an unprecedented volume of information.

"We believe that all children have a right to a quality public education, and we fear that Betsy DeVos' relentless advocacy of charter schools and vouchers betrays these principles," said Kary Moss, executive director of the ACLU of Michigan in a statement following DeVos's nomination.

To his critics, such connections either are opaque or come at a cost that betrays the school's founding mission.

To classical Modernists the art and architecture school's Brutalist aesthetic betrayed the taut glass-enclosed structures of Kahn's museum.