Sentence examples for well-rounded boy from inspiring English sources

It emphatically was, and so the "well-rounded boy," cultured, gregarious and not necessarily brilliant, was triumphant.

Princeton instead was looking for the "well-rounded boy" – a term that was a mantra from the 1920s into the '60s – and Jews were thus generally presumed to be unqualified.

The "well-rounded boy" came under direct attack in 1960 when a faculty study decried the idea as anti-intellectual and degrading the student body; within two years, the administration was publicly promoting the contrasting concept of "the well-rounded class" with plenty of room for home-schooled piano virtuosi and 12-year-old polymaths as well as football captains from Exeter.

"My child will grow up a well-rounded, accepting boy who will NEVER feel pressured to conform to gender stereotypes".

"The biggest advantage is that he is a very well-rounded, level-headed boy that turns up every day and works hard.

Some of this may be rooted in my parents' well-rounded approach to raising boys.

PASADENA — Despite a well-rounded effort, the Burroughs High boys' basketball team suffered its first defeat this season in falling to host Maranatha, 74-66, in Saturday's championship game of the Pasadena Poly Tournament.

I thought I was giving my boy a well-rounded education about the place where he lived until the day when he was in fourth grade and I mentioned that I was taking his little sister downtown.

So what can we do to help boys and girls have a happy, fulfilling, well-rounded, and successful school career?

The order also encouraged the cultivation of well-rounded men, so at Brooklyn Prep there were periodic "record hops" where boys could meet girls.

Meanwhile, his hangers-on -- the boys from the borough of Queens -- do little more than palpitate over mammary glands and well-rounded arses that apparently have overrun Los Angeles.