Sentence examples for a formal student from inspiring English sources

But Gershwin was never much of a formal student.

Yet the philosophical influence should not be exaggerated; none of these senators was a philosopher or even a formal student of philosophy.

Mr. Ebert liked to say his approach — dryly witty, occasionally sarcastic, sometimes quirky in his opinions — reflected the working newspaper reporter he had been, not a formal student of film.

"Whether I personally was an 'inspiration' (your word) for a life of artistic 'pursuits,' or a continuing bête noire for a want of same, I strongly doubt; I just do not believe that I was ever that important, let alone vital, to any formal student with whom I might have shared a classroom for a brief period of his life".

Professor Hassad described Ms. Moore as a quiet, "very proper and very formal" student.

After months of delay, 18 of 20 board members voted in favor of the policy, making Minnesota the 33rd state to adopt a formal transgender student policy.

Although the psychology program prepared me for analyzing scientific data presented by various researchers in the field, I did not consider myself a formal science student.

An Oxford University college recently voted in a "white heterosexual male officer" to represent their interests on the formal student body.

(Maybe standards were looser then?) Kalaj becomes popular with his students, is invited to a formal teacher-student dinner, and is instantly hooked on Harvard and its privilege.

CUNY officials expect to revise the figures when they take their formal student census next month, but do not expect the trends to change.

Bernard Sohmer, president of the university faculty senate, said he expected the enrollment figures to be slightly lower in October when the formal student census occurs, but expected that the freshmen totals would still show gains.