Sentence examples for shabby teaching from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wolff, whose books include the autobiography "The Duke of Deception," and the novel "The Age of Consent," said his distaste for exorbitant tuitions, debt-ridden students and shabby teaching at many big-name programs persuaded him to develop a course of study that undermined the traditional model.

His response was to give up literature and flee to America, where he took a job teaching in a shabby Hebrew school in Newark, New Jersey.

As the supply of graduates grows, and the quality of teaching in Britain's shabby, crowded universities declines, this signal is fading.

So heavy is the air of stylistic enervation that it has overcome the travelers themselves; the faces around the average airport gate resemble a Walker Evans photograph, in the shabby, heroic stoicism of those whom experience has taught to expect nothing.

"When the kids would come to visit, you could tell he needed a haircut, his clothes were shabby, he didn't smell the cleanest, so nobody was teaching him hygiene, but the girls looked like fashion models".

During a relatively untroubled period for Wu starting in 1973, when her father was allowed to teach at an urban university, she saw another side of Maoism: less horrific, but corrupt and shabby.

So shabby.

And shabby.

Shabby house as well.

"How shabby and ideal".

It's completely shabby.