Sentence examples for study circle from inspiring English sources
noun
A club or informal group of people sharing knowledge of a specific subject.
According to Ms. Lomax's account, another member of the study circle had an even more pointed recollection of the same priest.
We used to do something called "study circle" where we mainly studied communist ideology, but we also used to do "criticism and self-criticism".
The two men were students in Paris and members of a Marxist-Leninist study circle; they spent most of their time plotting how to end French rule of their country.
Learning took place in a variety of institutions, among them the ḥalqah, or study circle; the maktab (kuttab), or elementary school; the palace schools; bookshops and literary salons; and the various types of colleges, the meshed, the masjid, and the madrasa.
A three component intervention based on Social Cognitive Theory was developed, including: (1) appointment of a health ambassador in each community residence attending network meetings, (2) a study circle for caregivers, and (3) a health course for the residents.
The BBC understands the suspected bomber was part of a study circle in Crawley, which also included Omar Khyam, a man jailed for life in 2007 for a bomb plot.
He was soon leading study circles and delivering effusive Friday sermons.
Occupy protestors could find inspiration by reading "A Theory of Justice" and Rawls's other books in study circles from Zuccotti Park to Washington, D.C., to Des Moines.
Muslim organisations need to put together a plan of action for how to work in schools and in study circles to be able to deal with the growing Islamophobia that we face in Sweden and many other western countries.
"They identify young people in the community who might be vulnerable to militants and they organise study circles to discuss the causes and consequences of conflict and the history of Talibanisation.
Along with the landmark Magnit cinema, a dozen workers' clubs with libraries, games, movie projectors and study circles were built to try to broaden the cultural horizons of the poorly educated masses, while also teaching them the Soviet creed.
