Sentence examples for class remind from inspiring English sources

Young Chinese from the prospering class remind me a bit of George Bush circa 1975, minus the party-animal quality.

My students showing up to class after class remind me that my work is important, my being is important.

Watching the class reminded me of a magnet on my refrigerator at home that reads, "Let go, or be dragged".

Meyer wrote that this year's class reminded him of Florida's 2006 recruiting class, which featured quarterback Tim Tebow, a Heisman Trophy winner; wide receiver Percy Harvin, an N.F.L. first-round pick; and Brandon Spikes, an all-American linebacker.

Aleksei Skvortsov, a retail executive who was the father of a boy in Emmett's class, reminded me of the devoted dads I used to see taking their children to P.S. 321.

Mrs. Cohen, though, called the meeting "enlightening," saying she had been "brought up in a household where you never talked about sex," and the class "reminded us that sex is not a dirty word".

Give students ten minutes to create the oral presentations, then ask them to deliver them to the class, reminding students to take notes as they listen to their classmates' evaluations.

Amber's class reminded me all over again what a generous act it is.

An ancient rite of continuity within the Royal class reminded us of the days when kings and queens determined the fates of nations; and the swift, decisive action of President Obama showed us that world-changing events today can be put in motion by freely elected leaders from the humblest of beginnings.

Shulevitz's division of the world into upper-middle-class and "non-upper-middle-class" reminds me of nothing so much as Saul Steinberg's view of the world from the West Side of Manhattan.

And he dominates Danny's classes, reminding us that the image of a Chinese student filling out all the SAT bubbles correctly can be as damaging as one eating "flied cat gizzards".