Sentence examples for school which believes from inspiring English sources
Mr. Pettit is, surely, of the school which believes that a salacious story will turn out to be the more salacious for being told in a quayte nayce, quayte refayned manner.
His argument was that of the so-called antibullionist, or banking, school, which believed that the convertibility of notes was the only requirement for the stability of currency.
He also attends a state school in Cambridge which believes it has the highest proportion of scientists living in its catchment area of any British school, owing to the university and comm-ercial spin-offs from the university.
There is a school of opinion which believes that Dave Bassett of Wimbledon should be made manager of the year.
This is the Keynesian school's perspective which believes in the marriage of economics and politics.
Satya was based on the British school Summerhill, which believed that the school should fit the child, rather than the other way around.
There is, however, another school of behavioral psychology, which believes too much optimism makes you soft.
Jim Jefferies belongs to the Teddy Roosevelt school of football management, which believes in speaking softly and carrying a big stick.
Indeed, many creationist groups applied: over the first three years of the programme, "there were at least nine applications from private schools teaching the Accelerated Christian Education curriculum, which believes that the Loch Ness monster disproves evolution and that there is no biological basis for homosexuality.
There's a school of thought in Labour circles which believes that the prime minister's behaviour doesn't matter, that accusations of bullying are either unproven or irrelevant, and that all anyone cares about is how well he does the job.
He said he was particularly concerned about the regulation of elective home education (EHE) – where parents decide to provide education for their child at home rather than sending them to school – which he believes is inadequate.
