Sentence examples for tutor points from inspiring English sources

Early on, a tutor points out that Baudolino is a born liar.

"Then my tutor pointed out I was designing accessories for every outfit.

As the tutor pointed out, in old Peking, "If you cannot say what you mean, Your Majesty, you cannot mean what you say; and a gentleman always means what he says".

As my Oxford tutor pointed out to me, the contemporary accounts of Shakespeare's work consist of a handful of tributes and attacks, without which we'd know almost nothing of his career.

One tutor pointed out that some students prefer to be taught by medical lecturers.

They get 200 points for simply filling in their names, the tutors point out, and have to answer only 55percentt of the questions to score 1100 points.

Dolmans and co-workers, in a review article on the trends in tutor research, point out that although an extensive literature on facilitation exists, there is a need for more qualitative research into facilitator perceptions of their role in student learning in the small group setting [ 10].

Boosters of the private tutoring business point out that in reality their methods are little different from old-fashioned tutors.

The tutor used bullet points and numbered lists in Text 1 to present his marketing plan goals.

Many of our students find they need to work with a tutor at some point during their academic career.

More than 40% of pupils in London have a private tutor at some point in their school career, typically costing £27 an hour but sometimes much more, fuelling an industry that is valued at £2bn a year, the report claims.