Sentence examples for student offers from inspiring English sources

From Abdel Shakur: Mackenzie's response to "Rights Unit Finds Bias Against Transgender Student" offers a thoughtful consideration of how complex issues of gender can affect students.

Blind man "overwhelmed" by student offers of support A blind man from London says he feels "fantastic" after he was inundated by students offering to read to him.

After listening to Mr. Lazio's speech, Matt Kellogg, a law student, offers this assessment: "If he runs against Paterson, he's got a good shot".

A student offers chilling justification for suicide bombings: "The more body parts of infidels that explode, the calmer the martyr's soul will be," he says calmly.

Malcolm Bradbury (a former student) offers a friendlier, but equally cross-grained, depiction of Jones in his Leicester roman à clef, Eating People Is Wrong.

The explanation one college student offers for the common use of Ritalin ("New Campus High: Illicit Prescription Drugs," front page, March 24) is that it "makes repetitive, boring tasks" seem "fun".

"We learned about time!" another student offered.

I tripped, and a college student offered me his hand.

"She is giving raw proof," another student offered, "that we are slaves to our society".

"Not fighting with your friend or your teammate," one student offered.

When one student offered that "the federal agencies probably don't care," the group ignored him.