Sentence examples for distinguished pupil from inspiring English sources

Thus, Epicurus's most distinguished pupil, Metrodorus of Lampsacus, could exclaim, "bebiōtai" ("I have lived"), and this would be quite enough.

Regarded as a treasure of the Royal Academy of Arts in London, where Turner was a distinguished pupil, a teacher and a generous benefactor, the mask has not been seen since the mid-1980's, the BBC reported.

According to some teachers, their pupils distinguished themselves from pupils from other classes by having the privilege of free FV.

The amount of pupillary constriction to dilute pilocarpine is utilized as a diagnostic test for Adie tonic pupil as distinguished from a normal pupil response.

Parents and teachers already get marks – level five, level four, level three – which distinguish one pupil from another.

"If you looked at my left eye you wouldn't even be able to distinguish a pupil," she said in a telephone interview, with her lawyer, Paul Pennock, on the line.

Negative constriction was defined as responses <5% to distinguish evoked pupil responses from random noise.

But in this collection, even more pointedly than in her last, Ms. Branquinho, whose bangs hover at her pupils, really distinguished herself as one of the few young designers working in these boom times who equate cool not with a small bank of ironic references to the near past but rather with the lamentable and morose.

The infrared technology enables examiners and readers to easily distinguish between the pupil and iris, regardless of the color of the iris (Fig.  2).

At nine he was admitted to the Imperial School of Ballet in St . Petersburg and, already as a pupil, he became distinguished as perhaps the only dancer known to be able to perform ten entrechats.

The Steiner movement insists there are distinguished scientists among its ex-pupils – such as the US physicist John Fitzallen Moore – but it's much harder to make up lost ground in physics or maths than it is in the humanities.