Sentence examples for school reality from inspiring English sources

You sense cultural omnivorousness in these writers' choice of subject matter, too: Tolstoy and traffic school; reality TV and cave painting; ChatRoulette and Derrida.

Tech has always been a part of my high school reality.

But his elite-school reality is about conformity and winning prizes, and though the best jazz musicians in the real world certainly know all about the tough journey to excellence, they have more usually gotten there through sharing, sympathetic teaching and curiosity.

Instead, most people tuning in--a large percentage of them not especially interested in American history--are taking the unbelievable proceedings as a literal illustration of today's high-school realities.

Those who attend English public schools — in reality expensive private schools — inherit a kind of right to rule.

At the moment, rules on planning permission stand in the way of making these new schools – based on Sweden's free schools and US charter schools – a reality in the near future.

The young talented teenagers profiled in your article clearly have a few skills, but they need to realize their limitations and go back to school before reality rears its ugly head.

He credits his wife, Muriel, who died of breast cancer last year, for making the school a reality; he committed to being an instructor only because she agreed to handle the business side.

"But in school, the reality is different.

When I went to high school, the reality shows weren't as prevalent.

I had been thinking about art school with reality as a medium.