Sentence examples for immediate pupils from inspiring English sources

Other texts were fathered on Pythagoras himself or on his immediate pupils, imagined or real.

All three of Brentano's claims above were highly controversial among his immediate pupils.

A significant proportion of the major rabbis in Aragon in the generation following Crescas were in fact his immediate pupils or people within his circle of scholars.[31] Crescas was also one of the most original Jewish philosophers in the Middle Ages.

Emotions (fear, anger, and panic) therefore have immediate biological responses (pupil dilation, paleness, and tachycardia).

Velázquez left few pupils or immediate followers.

For many pupils the immediate concern about their future will not be with work, but with their next stage of study.

Rainwater is collected from a 600m2 pitched roof catchment area and harvested through a low-tech ceramic water filtration system, which purifies the water for immediate use by the pupils and nearby families.

"We expect all schools issued with notices to take effective and immediate action to ensure pupils receive the best possible education".

"Actually," she says, "my immediate thought was about pupil premium funding".

When the room is lighted there is an immediate constriction of the pupil, the light reflex; this is bilateral, so that even if only one eye is exposed to the light both pupils contract to nearly the same extent.

"What matters most in a school is good teaching, and if you can't recruit good staff then it becomes difficult and has an immediate impact on classes and pupils," he said.