Sentence examples for varied schools from inspiring English sources
Yet at the same time the development of a picture market for the middle class and its taste for realism may be seen in the works of the brothers Le Nain and Georges de La Tour in France and in the varied schools of 17th-century Dutch painting.
Unlike the extremely varied school of Paris, German Expressionism was quite homogeneous and also much less international.
In light of the varied school closure responses [ 11, 14, 15] to the A/H1N1 2009 influenza pandemic taken by many countries we believe that the outcomes from this detailed evaluation of school closure strategies will help better inform public health policy makers as to the optimal use of school closure measures during a future influenza pandemic.
Average numbers for those accepted varied from school to school.
That largess supports projects as varied as school lunches for underprivileged children, sports teams and a new library.
He is often called upon to participate in the national dialogue on numerous topics as varied as school back packs causing childhood scoliosis, perils of yoga, steroid scandal in professional sports, impact of injuries sustained by professional and collegiate athletes, the benefits of drinking milk and more.
WAs was not distributed randomly across the study area: the proportion of households with WAs ≥ 10 varied with school district [ χ(2) = 4.89, p < 0.09].
It's a sort of glass-ceiling character for these movies and shows; either the writers of such stuff think that young viewers can't handle anything more than blatantly obvious good-gal/bad-gal dynamics, or they have no idea how complex and varied real high school social life is.
The relationship was steepest at low fitness and varied markedly between school communities.
A possible explanation might be the choice of horses and their largely varied level of schooling.
This wants to make schools more varied, better-run (including by outsiders), and free from the local state education bureaucracies but all without disadvantaging the dim, the poor and the disturbed.The school concerned, Northcliffe, has plenty of such problems.
