Sentence examples for tense student from inspiring English sources
In the days since the judge's ruling, the atmosphere for gay students at El Modena has been tense, student organizers said.
Many university campuses remain tense because student members of the ruling Baath Party have been reporting antigovernment classmates to the secret police.
Six months before the Games in Seoul, the situation was very tense with students protesting in the streets.
The latter half of the town hall grew increasingly tense as students began asking questions of National Rifle Association spokeswoman Dana Loesch.
Some responses to this effort have been tense, as students who oppose divestment perceive it as divisive and counterproductive to a solution to the occupation that it is based on a single narrative in a two-sided story.
By watching a featured movie on doctors' behaviour in emotionally tense situations, students, who are as spectators not at the core of patient management and safe from medico-technical aspects of care, can gain better insights into wrong values and behaviours through the eyes of the patients, which could make them elaborate or even change their professional values.
A few years ago, choreographer and teacher Joseph Mercier was at one of London's bloodiest and tense demonstrations, when students clashed with police in protest against government cuts in education.
The one constant is that everything speaks in an arresting present tense, even in his student years.
Chanting students and heavily armed vigilantes remained in a tense standoff around the main student dormitories of Tehran University tonight after the government unexpectedly put the blame for five nights of escalating clashes on shadowy paramilitary forces that have long been the favored means of squelching dissent here.
People always ask whether this period was tense, with mostly black students and a mostly white staff, but it really wasn't.
When cops give us tickets for being late it creates a more tense relationship with the students.
