Sentence examples for subversive student from inspiring English sources

Feuerbach's matriculation at Berlin was delayed because of suspicions of his involvement in the politically subversive student fraternity (Burschenschaft) movement, in which two of his older brothers were active, as a result of which one of them (Karl, a talented mathematician) was imprisoned and subsequently attempted suicide.

His studies took him to the Oxford School of Architecture, where he edited D, a subversive but abortive student magazine, then to the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris and finally the Architectural Association in London.

Scholastic printed just 35,000 copies of the first volume and then watched the word spread through school fairs, where Captain Underpants was a subversive favorite among students who could select the books themselves.

A system develops in which the DFS spies on and takes out subversives, Marxists, Communists, student activists and guerrillas, but also acts as a go-between between organised crime and the political elite.

Sophie, a pretty, headstrong student, posts subversive fliers until, stalked by the police, she flees to Paris.

Goya's success was rapid; in 1785 he was made deputy director of painting at the Royal Academy (his main message to his students was subversive – "there are no rules in painting") and in 1786 became pintor de cámara, required to paint "works required for royal service".

Puns may have acted as a kind of subversive relief for bored students.In this section A sticky gas-pedal Next please The waiting game Puns in the sun Belaboured Keep off the grass Seeking a new spy-in-chief Agent improbable A truck in the dock ReprintsThat puts puns in contrast to, say, a riddle about how many psychiatrists it takes to screw in a light bulb.

After studying film at Tel Aviv University and the National Film School in Beaconsfield, England, his first feature was the political thriller On a Clear Day You Can See Damascus, which he admits "was really subversive but it was a student film".

He flatters his students with being subversive idealists, who study arts subjects because they are "morally conscientious".

He is, he explains, trying to get students to be subversive by making sure they are aware of those issues and ask searching questions.

Called "Imbalance 257," it showcased the subversive ways that her fellow students passed their time: watching pornography; playing practical jokes; taking drugs; practicing Qi Gong, a traditional spiritual practice based on breathing exercises.