Sentence examples for superior student from inspiring English sources

Mohammed, like his brothers, was a superior student.

A superior student at Nathan Hale-Ray Hinh School in East Haddam, Conn., with a wide range of extracurricular activities, Ms. Wilkinson seemed like a good candidate except for the fact that she had, by her own admission, respectable but "less than spectacular" College Board scores.

A superior student — he graduated summa cum laude and won the prize given for the highest achievement in English — he was an unlikely member of the jock fraternity (Delta Kappa Epsilon; George W. Bush, president), which provided a venue for his main extracurricular activity: drinking.

Heikkinen was a superior student who graduated with high honors student, and finished third in his high school class academically.

The Los Angeles-based musician/producer comes from great musical lineage, as the grand-nephew of the legendary jazz pianist Alice Coltrane and the grandson of Motown songwriter Marilyn McLeod, and the progress he has made from his first album 1983 only eight years ago to what we hear on You're Dead! shows what a superior student of music he has truly become.

Our results suggest that preceptors with process expertise result in at least equivalent, if not superior, student outcomes when compared to those with content expertise.

Idle malice was their game, and, because they were superior students, they got little resistance from adults.

It certainly didn't hurt that Skylar, who projects quiet ambition, attends a public high school where superior students get respect from both teachers and classmates.

Many teachers report that athletes, during their off-seasons or while recuperating from injuries, are superior students; disciplined, focused, task-oriented.

As domestic tuitions rise yearly and the world grows smaller by the minute, going to an English-language college abroad is an increasing option for superior students.

Finally, in young manhood, only a few superior students would continue into higher education, developing encyclopaedic and intensely intellectual interests in the biological and physical sciences, ethics, and rhetoric, as well as philosophy.