Sentence examples for fascinating students from inspiring English sources

Fundamentally though, the study of visual culture is endlessly fascinating – students on my courses will study the chaotic cabarets of Weimar Berlin, the political impacts of Pussy Riot, the performance art practice of 1950s Japan and the artistic responses to the AIDS crisis, amongst other topics – and hugely rewarding in terms of the breadth and depth of knowledge students are able to acquire.

In fact, they were some of the most interesting people I met (at a college chock-full of fascinating students, I might add), and I became quite close to many of them.

Unlike posher or rougher unis, it had a fascinating mix of students from all backgrounds.

Skara Brae, the best-preserved neolithic settlement in Britain, is a particularly fascinating area for students to explore.

The traits that make us unique are fascinating, so get students exploring their own genetic inheritance with a game of bingo to establish the most common variations.

Though their reputations may by now largely have faded, they were national figures at the time, undoubtedly fascinating to their students.

Our sample size for switching from rejection to acceptance was also small (n = 7), but it is fascinating that these students were less affected by scientific evidence than by a realization that evolution and their religious beliefs were not in conflict.

Another fascinating result: "The students were highly confident of the accuracy of the misinformation" sometimes even attributing the false information from the film to the accurate text they had read.

Well, his campaign's fascinating to a student of politics.

Soon I'll write here on an innovative class at Pace University in which faculty member Claudia Mausner staged a fascinating debate among student teams adopting the climate stances of the three main sectors of American society discerned through the Climate Change and the American Mind project at Yale University: "alarmed or concerned," "cautious or disengaged," "doubtful or dismissive".

"I think this has been a very interesting debate to watch and it has been fascinating as a student of politics to watch the members study the concept..