Sentence examples for one student described from inspiring English sources

When asked to explain one of the most significant things he learned from the experience of working on the group project, one student described: Working with somebody and having different opinions.

One student described being forced to continue drinking even after vomiting his own blood.

One student described the experiment as the most exciting one he'd ever done, while others said it had influenced their choice of degree subject.

One student described having a panic attack and being taken to hospital; others said they felt like crying and their hair was falling out as a result of the stress.

One student described to BBC's Newsbeat how Watson - who has since been banned by the union - was shouting out sex positions and that, when the music stopped, students had to get themselves into those positions with participants getting kicked out at the end of each round.

For example, one student described how he used instructor's notes, "The instructional strategies that I found most effective were the videos and instructor notes/summaries.

In a class discussion of whether a girl raped by her father should have the right to an abortion, one student describes a boy she knows: "His father was his grandfather, his hands and feet were turned backwards".

He has taught many masterclasses at the Guardian, with one student describing Ed's weekend course as 'One of the most enjoyable weekends I've spent in an awfully long time, and hugely productive.' Ed's first novel, The Calligrapher, was published in 2003 – it was selected by the San Francisco Chronicle as a best book of the year and has now been translated into eight languages.

One student describes it as follows: "Some teachers give more correct instructions and are therefore more trustworthy.

Some students questioned whether medical professionalism could be taught at all in the formal curriculum with one student describing how it was not possible to leave a tutorial after one hour 'a little bit more professional'.

The Sanders campaign's effort on campus is dominated by what one unaffiliated student described as "Bernie Bros", the strident, earnest and ardently liberal men who view Clinton with a certain contempt.