Sentence examples for subtle student from inspiring English sources
During the 1990s, a new generation of academic critics, with interests in gender studies, psychoanalysis and post-imperial culture, discovered that Stevenson is a subtle student of the divided and the outcast self.
Yet the more subtle student also learns that whether a causally linked party is held responsible as a proximate cause depends, in part, on what other parties were involved and how risky their behavior was in comparison to his.
Additionally, Leo Strauss's efforts to elucidate the influence of Plato through the course of the Middle Ages led him to the conclusion that the most precious truths contained in the Western philosophical canon were secret and encoded, and could only reveal themselves to the initiated acolyte or the most subtle student.
Because marijuana's effects are subtle, some students don't connect the dots with, say, feeling tired after a night's sleep.
It is a time when some of our most engaged undergraduates are fascinated by fields like global health, which brings medicine and the social and human sciences together in ways more rich and subtle than students of my generation could have imagined.
Many of these pieces of evidence regard subtle distinctions in student work and inferences about the order of student work; therefore, we have yet to determine which of them may be feasible to bring into our codings for future assessments.
Relatively few are secular, agnostic, or atheist". In the future, Radwin says, the university will probably add wording to the UCUES survey in order to shed light on subtler shades of student spirituality and belief.
Scorers for the CIER were trained to identify subtle variations in students' responses that are indicative of teleological/Lamarckian and essentialist preconceptions.
Individual students' identity work can be subtle and vary depending on students and thus may not be easy to recognize.
To assess whether a subtle stereotype threat of student-athletes would cause a decrease in both academic effort and performance.
One evokes the deaths of young students in subtle but heartbreaking imagery: row after row of abandoned backpacks.
