Sentence examples for illusion of students from inspiring English sources

This week Mr Obama noted that 11 states had lowered their standards to give an illusion of students' progress.

Commenting on this confrontation, he said: "The rules of Reacting create an illusion of freedom while binding students to the contingencies of the past.

They cash that voided check by pulling the trigger, decimating that illusion, and possibly ending the lives of students and teachers while they're at it.

It looked for a moment like France was about to undergo another revolution... but the unlikely alliance of students and workers was an illusion.

When yoga apparel companies are trying to sell us their latest $150 pants, teacher trainings are luring in students with the illusion of thriving careers, and all we see on social media are hashtagged pictures of fancy postures in exotic locales, it's hard to see the yoga in it at all.

In order to maintain the illusion of a successful system, the government continued to pass large numbers of students, even though their base of knowledge was shrinking precipitately.

Many students aspire to create the illusion of depth within the two-dimensional format of a drawing.

Statements take advantage of a fact about human psychology called the "illusion of explanatory depth," an idea developed by the Yale psychologist Frank Keil and his students.

He emphasized that students were free to disobey if they chose, in what Lalich dubs the "illusion of choice".

In the long run, students develop the misbelief that each relation can be quantified as proportional, called the "illusion of linearity".

The objective of this study is twofold, to describe the sexual habits of Spanish college students and know how stereotypes and perceived control to HIV/AIDS are related to the illusion of invulnerability.