Sentence examples for student aiming from inspiring English sources

His reaction to Neil Young's memoir is "It's depressing to learn that one of your heroes writes like a composition student aiming for the earnest tone of a public service announcement".

Another was asked, in an important business meeting, "Why do you work so hard intellectually, if you are a good looking woman?" A university student aiming for a high-flying career in medicine was told by her professor: "Calledita, te ves mas bonita".

It certainly showed that Ramus' real intention was to make the curriculum useful to students of the humanities and to future scholars and also, by making the course of studies as short and effective as possible, to a new category of student, aiming for a different type of occupation (Hooykaas, p. 22, Skalnik, p. 8).

The activity system on the right of Fig.  3 is similar to that on the left, but the activity consists of providing safe health care, with the student aiming to change the patient by treatment.

Carola Quispé, a former Gustu student, aimed the gun into a glass of foamy pink liquid and topped it off with smoke, then added a coca-leaf garnish.

The end result, designed by a keen design and technology student, aims to encourage independent learning, co-operation and teamwork and, above all, enthusiasm for the subject matter.

His award-winning project, XI, developed while he was a student, aims to question the underlying assumptions we might have about technology and fabrication.

In using his late father's head to clone his own, the Royal College of Art PhD student aims to explore the pair's estranged relationship, as well as themes of religious worship, deification, and eternal life.

This big growth in black students aiming for college should result in lower average scores, because test-taking is no longer restricted only to the brightest black students.

Now students aiming for the most selective universities often apply to as many as 10 or 12, and sometimes more than 20.

It offers Bachelors, Masters and PhD programmes, attracting students aiming for careers in grant-making or fundraising, as well as philanthropists.