Sentence examples for actually a student from inspiring English sources

Tolouse-Lautrec was actually a student at the School of Visual Arts.

And last year, a member of Christ Church's winning team, Charles Markland, was actually a student of Balliol College when he appeared in the final.

How did she get started? A. She is actually a student, studying under Sister Adele Myers at the Thorpe Village Retirement Community.

But, unfortunately, all was not as it seemed, and in yet another tarnish on the BBC's name, the Oxford team have been stripped of their title after it was revealed that team member Sam Kay was not actually a student at the time of the final.

One other important aesthetician of the 1770s was also, like Herder, actually a student of Kant, but his theory would become an unstated target of Kant's criticism rather than a source for him.

Again, the correct interpretation is that it is actually a student's relative standing in class in terms of mathematics ability, previous grades and intrinsic motivation that is correlated with the initial status: Students who reported scores that are higher than their class average had higher initial statuses.

Similar to the Dorm Room Fund, it's actually a student-run partnership.

"Actually finding a student was quite hard," she says.

Demanding algebra across the board actually skews a student body, not necessarily for the better.

"We actually had a student write in his application that the whole reason the student came to U.S.C. was TEDx".

Forcing students to repeat grades is enormously expensive, and some education experts say that being left back among younger students can actually hinder a student's performance over the long term.