Sentence examples for classroom more than from inspiring English sources

From the back row of an amphitheater classroom, more than a dozen laptop screens were visible.

The film was shown in a stuffy cinema in downtown Berlin that resembled a school classroom more than a movie theater, with rows of foldable chairs and a projector screen.

In a classroom, more than a half dozen African-American young women wearing their hijab, the scarves and traditional Muslim dress, spoke of the dichotomy of being faithful Muslims and proud Americans.

They found that the disparities in suspensions didn't result from blacks "acting out" in the classroom more than whites.

I left her classroom more than 30 years ago, and how she was able to mark my essays with an A grade when she most certainly must have wanted to scream is beyond me.

In a 1996 ruling, the Supreme Court of Canada found it acceptable for teachers to be held at a higher professional standard than other professions (like, a journalist, for example), and can therefore be expected to censor themselves outside of the classroom more than typical.

JERUSALEM — Mayor Nir Barkat proudly trumpets the investments he has made over the past five years in the Arab neighborhoods of East Jerusalem: about $141 million for roads and infrastructure, $113 million to build 500 classrooms, more than $1 million for a single soccer field in Beit Safafa.

(2009), who were queried about how frequently they used certain active-learning techniques in their classrooms more than once in a semester, were similar for five of the 10 questions common between our two surveys (Table 3).

DR. LYNCH found the police officers in his classroom more satisfying than his hospital patients.

"We need to be looking at ways people can have more time to study and be in the classroom more often rather than less".

The philosophers worried that the course would make the San José State professor at the head of the classroom nothing more than "a glorified teaching assistant".