Sentence examples for think that education from inspiring English sources

Delbanco declares, correctly I think, that "education in the United States … has been moving lately toward the first term [in these pairs] and away from the second".

It is inconceivable to think that education as a civil rights issue can be addressed without addressing residential segregation — a housing goal of the March on Washington.

Why do I think that education is the number one priority?

You'll know when you get it.' Because I think that education is about taking responsibility for your own understanding, and you know when you understand something".

When I was doing my pro license in England, they said, 'Don't tell anyone you're a dentist!' But I never think that education can do you any harm.

I know that many think so, but I tend to think that education is more formally deliberative, more a matter of contemplating ideas and possible courses of action than of implementing ideas and actually taking action.

"I think that reflects not that education is in trouble but that people are fairly happy".

He thought that "Education is the tendency of one man to make another just like himself ... Education is culture under restraint, culture is free.

Carmel, the university-educated protagonist of An Experiment in Love (1995) thinks that education will do the trick, but is disabused.

But Mr Varkey thinks that education is much like health another of his businesses.

If young Ivorians and other West Africans thought that education and employment and a decent life were available to them, I don't think so many of them would sign up to be wandering regional mercenaries with AK-47s.