Sentence examples for the educations of from inspiring English sources

We should be wary of trying to impose the expectations of the past, our own expectations, onto the educations of the future.

Equity contracts would diversify the risk of failure, with highly compensated superstars helping to finance the educations of less successful college graduates.

In the early nineties, the pair travelled to thirty high schools — rural and urban, public and private — to photograph an essential landmark in the educations of American teen-agers: prom.

"If novelistic realism aspires to be a history of the present, that present now includes — in the educations of writers themselves — the Theory that relegates novelistic realism to the past".

Thousands of enslaved people sought freedom at the fort - in 1861, a school to educate the residents was established in violation of a Virginia law that forbade the educations of African Americans, free or enslaved.

But spun positively, it's a reminder that in spite of the disappearance of Greek and Latin from the educations of all but a few of us, there remain connections between the world where those languages were alive and the world in which we are.

The education of girls was banned.

The education of a receiver started then.

The education of Flintoff continues unabated.

And you could impair the education of the student herself.

"The education of the chocolate consumer has evolved pretty considerably".