Sentence examples for inhibited students from inspiring English sources

In the wake of coverage like this, I worry, in line with concerns raised by the author Susan Cain in her groundbreaking book on introverts, "Quiet": will shy, socially inhibited students be looked at with increasing suspicion as potentially dangerous?

New laws cutting back on early voting and eliminating same-day registration may have inhibited students and black voters.

This was not a trivial outcome as the Business Capstone Unit was in the student's final study period meaning that these findings of academic misconduct inhibited students from graduating and potentially starting a graduate position in the workforce.

In 1977, the narrator, an inhibited graduate student in literature at Harvard, meets Kalaj (short for Kalashnikov), a taxi-driver who spends his evenings at the Café Algiers holding forth, in French, on the evils of his "jumbo-ersatz" adopted homeland.

In this period, he became convinced that grades, particularly the grade of "F," were pernicious and inhibited full creativity and curiosity in students, particularly those whose background was not that of the traditional academic culture.

Furthermore the atmosphere at a typical student night ranges from aggressively sexualised and excessively intoxicated, to awkwardly inhibited, but Klute and its clientele somehow manage to embody this entire spectrum.

"Too bad Jo Ann's so inhibited".

I was a very inhibited young woman.

Too cold, they become inhibited and unsociable.

None of this inhibited Mr. Lothrop.

"Women are less inhibited," she said.