| When I was a young girl, I remember my mother, may she live and be well, telling us stories of our forefathers while spoon-feeding us. |
| The worst spoon-feeding comes late in the film, as Elise sits for a photograph. |
| It is true that we have no need of a bureaucratic harmonisation of provisions, of spoon-feeding by Brussels, as Mr Takkula has just said. |
| Yet what could be more cynical than spoon-feeding this Pollyanna presidency to disenfranchised liberals? |
| It's time to start trusting students to make their own informed decisions, as opposed to spoon-feeding them. |
| University is emphatically not about spoon-feeding and hand-holding through courses, but the very opposite. |
