Sentence examples for cherished student from inspiring English sources

The Horace Mann School is in deep anguish at the tragic passing of its cherished student Noah Simring '03.

The Brooklyn Law School community mourns the tragic loss of Justin Ingerman, class of 2012, a cherished student, classmate and friend.

"Any other suggestion is both distressing to Giulio's family and friends and does not take us closer to understanding who committed this brutal and senseless murder of one of our cherished PhD students," the spokesperson said, adding that the university was calling on the British government to bring pressure to bear on Egyptian authorities to be more forthcoming.

Whatever his topic, the underlying message of a De Botton book is that the soul-awakening tingle of "idle" contemplation we once cherished as students and indulge in too little as working stiffs still carries a full charge of pleasure.

"Interreligious Understanding" and "Community in Diversity" are two of the principles perhaps most cherished by students.

With an outgoing personality and communication skills that helped him win an oratorical contest in eighth grade, Harlston exudes the type of qualities teachers and coaches cherish in students.

He was admired and cherished by his students who benefited from his wisdom, humour and insight.

Cherished by his students, he instilled the importance and power of a good education.

The tradition of seniors' pressing stickers onto freshmen's T-shirts as a form of initiation, cherished by some students but abhorred by others, had been halted.

Some of the students cherished these political goals but many dreamed of blue jeans, rock music and travel abroad.

If the college is to preserve its cherished student-faculty ratio, keep faculty salaries competitive, maintain its physical plant, provide financial aid to needy students and meet the costs of the latest information-age electronics, the endowment must grow.