Sentence examples for particularly good student from inspiring English sources

Nice enough, not a particularly good student as I recall.

"I studied economics and history at Dulwich College in London where I wasn't a particularly good student but I was obsessed by sport," especially rugby, he said.

She says that she was not a particularly good student, because "I'm vaguely dyslexic," and adds, "I truly believe that one of the reasons I write plays is that you learn from listening to people".

She wasn't a particularly good student, but at least she was creative.

Consider, also, the likelihood of institutes with a strong reputation for quality education and facilities attracting high proportions of particularly good students.

Supervisors are able to list any projects that they would like to start, Pritchard says, "because particularly good students can often attract funding themselves".

For example, by aggregating them one might find that a certain teacher is particularly good with certain students (say, shy boys or rowdy girls) and organise schedules so that they teach those pupils.

Frederick was a talented student, particularly good at foreign languages, becoming fluent in English and French, and studying Latin.

The head of human resources at Qiagen's U.S. headquarters in Germantown, Maryland, Paula Green, cites Montgomery College, the University of Maryland, Hopkins, and Georgetown University as local institutions that do a particularly good job of preparing students for careers in biotech.

Although your major professor or adviser may try to get you to reconsider, particularly if you are a good student, failure to enroll is nothing like quitting your job, which does expect a formal resignation.

One student's response does a particularly good job of summarizing the majority of students' sentiments: The assignments in this class were above anything I expected.