Sentence examples for students far from inspiring English sources

Such despair is not because we don't care about students; far from it.

One possibility is that professors try to teach their students far too much.

Students far and wide of culture and of history should be focusing on the area.

She envies her students, far more relaxed about these things than her generation was.

Certainly many adults, not just those in unions, have written off economically disadvantaged or minority students far too readily.

The question "Richter or Polke?" is a common icebreaker, and a self-revealing test, among art students far beyond Germany.

She was a 23-year-old student, far from home.

Bloom dangles the promise of an arousing and dangerous philosophical quest, which will take the student far from his (and his friends' and parents' and other professors') settled opinions about what is good and decent.

Enrollment is 175, and classes average about 20 students -- far smaller than at Mount Vernon High, which has 2,700 students.

I have received significant heat from some colleagues for doing this (I've been told that I am legitimizing the sceptics and misleading my students)." Far from it, she said.

The students were far behind.