Sentence examples for view classmates from inspiring English sources

Martha and her friends view classmates who live in the district as coddled couch potatoes.

Students should view their classmates' art and try to guess which piece of literature was used as inspiration.

Low-active participants were more likely to negatively view other classmates who were more active than them, citing that such people often flaunted the fact they were more active and made people feel uncomfortable with their competitiveness (Table  3 ).

And if a teacher challenged his views, former classmates said, he was quick to push back.

"He would get upset, slam books on the desk if people wouldn't listen to him or understand his point of view," a classmate from Oklahoma, Chera Moore, told the New York Times.

Out of view of his classmates, Mr. Lanza's adolescence seemed to have been turbulent.

This will allow for a dynamic introduction to the points of view of many classmates.

Students who come to view their fellow classmates as regular members of society, rather than misfits, will find that "their behavior changes for the better," Mr. Leno said.

"I liked the speech," said Christian Crisummingnchez, supming up views of several classmates.

Victor's schoolmates, ranging from toothy misfit Edgar E Gorere to Boris Karloff lookalike Nassor and the wide-eyed Weird Girl with her fluffy cat Mr Whiskers, certainly seem to reflect Burton's views of his classmates.

He tried to conceal his political views from his classmates and spent long hours studying law and reading Greek literature.