Sentence examples for my classes on from inspiring English sources

I became hyper-aware of trigger words like "jihad," which I had previously used on a regular basis to describe my personal struggles and which frequently popped up in the materials for one of my classes on the history of the Middle East.

I took all my classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and every other waking hour I was there.

As I watched and wept, I recalled something I had said many times in my classes on war: 'Americans don't have living memories of what it means to flee a city in flames.

I test my classes on the scientific explanation for evolution, including population genetics, Hardy Weinberg, paleontology, cladistics, natural selection, etc., but I do not ask my students after my lectures whether they were "convinced" by my presentations, or whether they "changed their minds".

My classes on late antiquity might not be the best ride?

Illustrated magazines in the 19th Century (Harper's Weekly, Life) ran these cartoons regularly, and I have for years used them as a historical lesson in my classes on the power of racist imagery.

My one strong memory of the school year, however, was walking with my class on the street in front of the building to some field trip.

Seeing Saturday Night Live joke about my class on TV.

I read the last of "The Graveyard Book" to my class on a gloomy day.

"I teach my class on two levels," says Tal Ben-Shahar, the instructor.

2. In my class on harvest imagery in Leviticus, I would like Professor Stamwray to stop saying "Wheat is neat".