Sentence examples for student points from inspiring English sources

Trying to cheer me up, a fellow student points out that, of course, Spanish is impossible.

Sadiaelshiek Kuodk, a 22-year-old psychology student, points beneath an orange headscarf to a pyramid-shaped scar on her forehead – caused by a baton, she says, wielded by the National Intelligence and Security Service during a July demonstration outside parliament against the war in Darfur.

For example, Adam Fagan, survey co-author and Harvard doctoral student, points out that "even programs that excel at research may get an incomplete when it comes to preparing students for nonresearch aspects of their careers".

If a student points the admissions office to LinkedIn, Lord says his staff might take a look, knowing that it's geared toward networking and professional accomplishments, especially because Haverford cares about a student's work history.

As the student points out, "we draw the line all the time" in our economic policies.

Another student points out that many of her friends enlisted in the Army right out of high school before they were even old enough to drink a beer and were sent off to fight in the Middle East.

One student pointed out that Spencer's ideas weren't new, and began rattling off philosophers whom he believed shared his ideas.

Surprisingly, the OT students showed lower points as compared with other department students in six items.

Carrie Atkins Fulton, a Cornell graduate student, pointed this out to the team working on the World Trade Center project.

And as Patrick, another Edwards student, pointed out, these are good skills to have in your back pocket.

A female forensic-pathology student pointed out that there were potatoes sitting half peeled on the kitchen sink.