Sentence examples similar to school inclinations from inspiring English sources
One current contestant with old-school inclinations has already sought Walsh's help.
His became involved in Bauhaus at a time when the school abandoned expressionistic inclinations and adopted an approach integrating technology and design.
He said the school's "theoretical inclination" should continue, but focus on areas such as entrepreneurship and new technologies and media.
But a major shift in her career occurred in 1971 when she went to the Royal Court to appear in David Hare's Slag, which showed three female teachers resolving to abstain from sex: as the eldest of the three, full of old school ties and sporting inclinations, she was unnervingly funny.
Business school can counteract this inclination by breeding thoughtfulness and intellect.
It was mainly the Düsseldorf school that furthered his inclination toward exact reproduction of nature and linear severity.
Bradford adapted easily to this virtually all-white environment, although the relative absence of supervision at the local high school coincided with an inclination to cut classes, and his grades suffered accordingly.
Mr. Ashcroft's religion-based approach to public policy issues and his disdain for Supreme Court rulings barring official school prayer suggest an inclination to weaken the wall between church and state.
I would love to pass this on now so the kids could be twelve when they figure it out as opposed to halfway through an expensive law school where their first inclination is to quit when they get a bad grade.
Early on, Sorolla seemed destined to become an artist: "When Joaquin was of an age to go to school, he manifested little inclination for his studies proper, though he revealed a stealthy and incorrigible craze for scrawling embryonic drawings in his copy books...."....
On coming out, what I needed was therapy – not (as the homophobic Christian speaker told me at school) to erase my homosexual inclinations, but to accept and come to terms with them.
