Sentence examples for class of university from inspiring English sources

No distinct class of university teachers and commentators on the national law developed in England.

I teach a large class of university students: a few hundred eager, skeptical, seeking, beautiful, wounded souls -- in other words, people just like the rest of us.

"If students, as well as the economy, benefit from research-informed teaching and universities undertaking research, you can't have two classes of university," she argues.

Two classes of university Tatlow says that postgraduate researchers would miss out if research were to be concentrated in certain regional centres.

For there is the common good of a team, but equally the common good of a university class, of a university, of a family, of a neighborhood, of a city, of a state, of a church and of human kind throughout the world.

The old upper class traditions of university life had, at least for the time being, faded, and most of the male students were studying for highly truncated degrees.

It showed a class of young university students posing on the campus of Ehime University, in Matsuyama.

He is in the first graduating class of the university's Cinema Studies Program.

Clarence sells his beautiful long hair, his proudest possession, for which he has been "expunged" from the senior class of his university.

Ms. Piper can be terrifically witty, as she is in the 1983 video "Funk Lessons," which finds her instructing a class of white university students in the methodology of shaking booty African-American style.

Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett's sample of the "lost" class of 2005 university graduates (28 December) confirms the findings of larger and more representative surveys that "almost half of those who've graduated in the last five years in the UK are in non-graduate jobs for which they are overqualified and underpaid.