Sentence examples for the privilege of teaching from inspiring English sources

He said the privilege of teaching prison inmates would provide him with redemption and atonement.

I soon discovered the privilege of teaching and learning in a liberal arts college with a diverse community.

His father's pause, his grave look, his utter attention: "If I were a millionaire, I would pay for the privilege of teaching".

"I've taught at Harvard, Dartmouth and Vassar, and I've had the privilege of teaching a lot of very bright kids," said Abigail A. Baird, who was one of Ms. Portman's mentors at Harvard.

With a pitch that "Dbrain makes AI happen", the company is offering to pay users of its service in a cryptocurrency for the privilege of teaching machine learning-based programs what to learn.

In both Canada and the United States where I hold appointments at McGill and Harvard universities, I have had the privilege of teaching science education, and particularly evolution education, to thousands of pre-service and in-service elementary and secondary school science teachers.

Anyone who has ever had the dubious privilege of teaching in a modern university knows this to be a truism that borders on the obvious.

Those who pledge over $1,000 will have the privilege of being taught how to 'eye gaze' by the artist via webcam.

But I had the privilege of being taught by passionate and dedicated teachers, who saw beyond race and socio-economics.

In 1983, when I lamented to the late philosopher-classicist Seth Benardete (whose distinctively worldly wisdom is fondly remembered by those who had the privilege of his teaching) the declining interest in poetry among young readers, he told me, "Make a successful Hollywood movie and put poetry in it, and then poetry will be popular".

Professor of Clinical Medicine at Mt. Sinai Medical School and Director of Ambulatory Care at Elmhurst Hospital, Dr. Rubin loved medicine and was grateful for the privilege of practicing and teaching it.