Sentence examples for familiar students from inspiring English sources

It's impossible for a teacher — even when working with experienced and familiar students — to know a person's complete medical history or his or her emotional state on a particular day.

The world the film conjures up is all too familiar: students are expected to perform and produce but aren't given time to play.

The reactions, too, had a whiff of the familiar: student rallies, faculty resolutions, an online petition.

So for the past year I've abandoned my familiar student lifestyle in Leeds for an exchange year at the University of South Carolina.

These days, high school staff at many schools seem to be more personally familiar with students than they used to be, and the students in turn seem more comfortable interacting with the adults.

Others will be familiar to students of executive pay everywhere.

Its leaders will be familiar to students of recent history: William Kristol, Robert Kagan, and Dan Senor.

Miss Kaplan's behavioral quirks are agonizingly familiar to students with an autism spectrum disorder.

Such paradoxes are familiar to students of game theory, a subdiscipline of economics on which the authors draw heavily.

Much of this material is familiar to students of American musical history, but how many of those are there?

This has led to a game of "who's hiding dodgy debt?", something that is familiar to students of the subprime debacle.