Sentence examples for sharp pupil from inspiring English sources

A sharp pupil pointed out "in that case you can't step into the same river once", since if everything is constantly in flux, so is the identity of the individual stepping into the water.

The Bronx kids are sharp, determined pupils so they didn't just sit around, bitching and moaning.

The brittle wood shattered, and a sharp point entered the pupil of his left eye.

Instead, he writes, "I looked up into vertical pupils in a sharp red head, six feet away".

Sharp was teaching her younger pupils physical geography, while David Rogers at Patcham was tackling various types of coastal erosion and flooding with his GCSE class.

The divided-pupil configuration demonstrated sharp optical sectioning, resolution and contrast for imaging nuclear and cellular detail in the epidermis of human skin and epithelium of oral mucosal in vivo [ 18].

Richard Fisher, who has been the superintendent of the district since 1993, said the sharp increase in the numbers of pupils began in about 2001, and with it a change in the students themselves.

German police and education authorities have pointed to a worrying growth in copycat incidents as well as a sharp rise in the number of pupils sharing information on the internet, and goading and inspiring each other into carrying out attacks.

But when the government announced it was making languages optional in 2004, the decision was marked by a sharp downtown in the number of state school pupils choosing to take them.

In brightness, light is abundant, and the pupil therefore constricts to obtain the sharpest image.

Pupils identified as struggling will receive short, sharp assistance – for example they could receive 10 hours of extra support outside the school day, spread over 10 weeks.