Sentence examples for take the student from inspiring English sources

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.

Or else, risk-free guarantees will have to be given to hedge funds, or other vultures, that agree to take the student loan book off the government's hands – which comes to much the same thing.

The most recent wave of demonstrations is part of a series of rallies organised by students before the general election next year, which aim to put pressure on the government to scrap tuition fees and take the student voice seriously.

It's a process whereby the notes of the lecturer are transferred to the notes of the student without passing through the brain of either, whereas the whole point of our course materials are to engage and to take the student on a learning journey.

The agent utilizes the knowledge of its various clusters together with a weighting scheme to learn predictive models of high-level student information, specifically, the time it will take the student to respond to a problem and whether the response is correct, that can be utilized to support individualized adaptation.

Senator Elizabeth Warren has been working steadily to take the student loan system out of the hands of the private bankers and into the domain of public sector.

"If I want to show something, I will take the students' violin," he said.

So the city agreed to send coach buses to Rockaway Park to take the students to and from their temporary school.

Universities, in effect, have to take the students the government sends them.That sounds good, but works badly.

So Ms. Hochul decided to take the students' case directly to Mel Holm, the chief executive of Carrier.

But that plan snagged when Ocean City said it would take the students, but not the tenured teachers.