Sentence examples for terrible student from inspiring English sources

"I was a terrible student," he said.

I know, I know, I'm a terrible student.

"Because I was a terrible student," she said.

"I was a terrible student, Cs and Ds, I really didn't care," he recalled.

You weren't a good student? A. I was a terrible student.

For years, Kushner was, by his own admission, a terrible student.

An influx of terrible students can quickly turn a school that has been making decent progress by the standards of No Child Left Behind into a failing institution.

Bishop accepted Lowell's invitation, overcoming her memories of terrible students during a semester at the University of Washington, in 1966 — "their hatred for my sex, their LSD fantasies, their bluffing," as she'd confided to friends in Brazil.

Some say that they were terrible students in high school, bored by the subjects they were being taught, or not particularly well accepted socially, and that they found solace in the technology field, which seems to them to be more of a meritocracy and in which people are less judgmental about how an employee dresses, the music he listens to or even about whether he has an "attitude".

George H. W. Bush, Dan Quayle, George W. Bush, and John McCain were all terrible students.

I was a terrible piano student but it was clear I was more keen on making up my own stuff.