Sentence examples for soft education from inspiring English sources

This need not be soft: education and treatment could be compulsory.

By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, January 17 , 1942P. 9 The progressive school, now somewhat generally defined as "soft education," has been taking quite a beating lately in the Herald Tribune.

"A student is an orange pip between my fingers: If I pinch him he'll go far," said Frost, slamming the rise of child-friendly soft education.

Admiral Hyman Rickover traveled around the country giving speeches about our "soft" education system; making fun of the "life adjustment" curriculum that was student centered and based on developing ethical and democratic citizens.

At the institutional level in Thailand both public and private institutions employ financial support schemes to subsidize students through soft education loans.

He also reportedly says Charles Clarke had gone soft on education, Jack Straw left the Home Office in a "giant mess" and John Prescott was obsessed with being described as "Two Jags".

You can see the recruitment of international students as an exercise in soft power – the education of the elites who will lead the world's governments and corporates in the future.

One such program targets internationally trained job seekers, providing them with the necessary education, soft skills, and industry insider knowledge to help them compete for jobs in biotechnology.

While somewhat controversial (who wants to watch a digital version of themselves balloon up 50 pounds as they pound back soft drinks?), mass education on preventative healthcare and lifestyle choices is critical in addressing issues such as the diabetes epidemic that puts massive financial strain on healthcare systems.

But the objects here show his softer side: his education by the centaur Chiron, his board-game sessions with Ajax and his eventual release of Hector's brutalized body after pleas from Priam.

Bill Clinton rose to prominence as a reformer who wanted to turn the Democrats from a party of workers to one of consumers, who wanted to talk about softer issues like education and the environment (both Granholm themes), who wanted to bring in women.