Sentence examples for matters students from inspiring English sources

The view of Pasadena was stunning, if smoggy, but the crowd seemed more concerned with automotive matters: students and car buffs alike wandered through the candy-colored assortment, wielding digital cameras in order to snap a particularly fearsome Ferrari or sleek Jaguar.

At the end of the day, passion still matters; students shouldn't be afraid to show it.

For that matter, "students at a university" and "members of a campus committee" ranked well above blacks and Jews in the students' estimation of what qualifies as a group.

Particle Nature of Matter Students focus on the importance of water.

For that matter, students had difficulties in placing the experiment into any category to be evaluated as ugly.

The analysis result listed in Table 12 also shows that no matter students have less or higher academic achievements, there is no difference in their behavioral intention of using the game and having the in-game cards as rewards.

Thus, while they trace the path of matter, students must also move between scales.

Darby (2005) concluded that when GTAs are enthusiastic about the subject matter, students are more comfortable with the subject matter and their learning is better supported.

One section would offer data on student engagement, including survey results on matters like students' overall satisfaction and participation in group learning experiences.

Thus, fads and fashions are appropriate subject matter for students of public opinion, as are public attitudes toward celebrities or corporations.

Since reading comprehension is the subject matter, the students' difficulties in English reading comprehension test will also be revealed.