tutelage造句

Civilization is to has the tutelage of people.

Today, under Flanagan's tutelage, she is very much a winner.

To have the guardianship, tutelage, or care of.

But some nations find it impossible to live under the tutelage of another.

Man's connotation is more important than appearance, but attention appearance is intrinsic tutelage a reflection.

A few years ago policemen set up hundreds of checkpoints under American tutelage.

That young lady, under the stress of her situation and the tutelage of her new friend, changed effectively.

So many psychopathic murderers – fortunate to have been under Barker's radical tutelage – had been declared cured and freed.

And so it was that under the tutelage of Wenger, Bergkamp redefined football in England's top division.

In my mind he, the hope is generous, good, the health, has the tutelage, deeply loves the life, has certain viability.

In the teaching should improve the teaching method, the exploration teaches art, the enhancement "the thought morals tutelage" the class attraction and the power.

A has the tutelage, is low-key, in our daily life that has grade, talk is healthy, the gallery, and they have no China only friendly and funny.

Under the past tutelage of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (only the greatest scorer in NBA history), Andrew Bynum also has the privilege of learning and practicing with Pau Gasol on a daily basis.

One's entire education in that branch of science is under the tutelage of the prevailing paradigm, and one's employment by the science establishment is spent in the service of the prevailing paradigm.