Sentence examples for alienated students from inspiring English sources

Made up mainly of restless or alienated students, they were small and disorganized and largely unaware of each other.

One result is that alienated students may reject evolution and pass similar views on to their children.

Q: But if you had made an apology earlier, you might not have alienated students so much?

Mishra offers glimpses of the "restless, grasping selves" he has shed — alienated student in Allahabad, ambitious but unfulfilled writer in London — as he struggles to reconcile lessons of the Buddha's life with his own shifting world.

A significant number that my colleagues and I visited in the last few years seem to have replicated many of the problems of the large schools they replaced: low levels of academic achievement, an overwhelmed teaching staff and an alienated student body.

Still, it is possible that the most alienated pupils were absent in a higher degree than non- or low-alienated students.

The teen-age Dollar, an Anglicized and alienated college student, begins a surprising love affair that causes him to face his memories of China.

In this novel, an alienated immigrant grad student befriends a volatile immigrant taxi driver.

Another of his notable early roles was Gregory Miller, an alienated high school student in the 1955 film adaptation of Evan Hunter's novel The Blackboard Jungle (1954).

And, in many ways, M. J. Hyland's unpatronizing portrayal of an alienated 16-year-old Australian exchange student attending high school outside Chicago delivers just what a hopeful reader might expect: conflicts with adults, romantic entanglements with cute boys and an abundance of hideously awkward moments.

This information did not seem to demonstrate that students receiving loans were more alienated than their peers.