Sentence examples for more in class from inspiring English sources

He detests Bormann, whom he calls "a peasant" with "no culture," a feeling rooted more in class than in morality.

They will read aloud more in class, do more calculations in the lab, and summarize scientific research from the Internet.

One year in rookie ball, three more in Class A and another at Class AA preceded his promotion last May.

The three of them talked over a few strategies to help Juaquin focus more in class, and by the end of the 15-minute conversation, Flemister seemed convinced by the new approach.

But as the novel progressed and we learnt more in class, I created an emotional bond with Atticus Finch, my protagonist, and understood the extremities of racial discrimination, of the era, in a way that was so cleverly crafted by Harper Lee.

"I was free and single in Manhattan at that point," he said, "and what's a better way to meet people than at a party where you don't know many?" In the months following the party, Dr. Goodwillie recalled how he and Dr. Tolani "started flirting a little bit more" in class.

But in recent years, it appears that British universities are, in fact, beginning to apply many more in-class methods of tracking progress.

Students thus have more autonomy to schedule their learning and more in-class time for peer interactions together with the teacher's assistance.

More in-class time can thus be spent on group learning activities and solving real-world application problems with the support of teacher and peers.

The most important contribution of this article is the reassurance that more in-class time can be devoted to practice, to good effect, without losing learning quality.

If the Harkin/Enzi reforms were in place, students there might have access to cutting edge in-school and after-school reading programs, be reading 68 additional books a year and have more in-class instructors.