“The required certificate can be completed during a year of full-time study.”

“It is an excellent academic study of cultural criticism, especially postmodernism.”

“To draw on this variety is to develop the study of crime in relation to a range of broader cultural contexts.”

“Even as a student at Harvard, Mark was heavily preoccupied with writing ingenious, perhaps devious, computer programs.”

“She was the only student to have graduated from the little town's high school.”

“As a carpentry student, he helped construct the first of the new buildings that eventually became the massive complex we see today.”

“The restrictions were introduced to be used in small areas to limit the conversion of family homes into shared housing for students to prevent studentification of areas.”

“The city council is now trying to reverse the devastating effects that unchecked studentification has on communities such as Jesmond.”

“Along with Treforest, residents' associations in Cardiff, Swansea and Bangor have all joined the National HMO Lobby which campaigns for legislation to tackle studentification.”

“Lisa's studiousness paid off when she achieved top grades in all her classes.”

“Her studiousness and dedication to her studies paid off when she graduated at the top of her class.”

“Later, the Principal of Abigail's school would bear witness to her studiousness, her good discipline, and to her gracious and polite manner.”

“On the way to my office I imagined Cynthia as a chrysalis, my imposed burden of studenthood, falling off me, drifting into the night.”

“As well, the executive is still working out the details of the AMS studentship.”

“By this time he had received his degree of bachelor of medicine from Oxford and been appointed to a medical studentship at Christ Church.”

“For a variety of reasons he never completed his doctorate but took up a summer vacation studentship at the Natural History Museum.”

“As always in Visconti, a certain studiedness in the artistic effects causes us to keep the film at a distance, to distrust it.”

“His art is amazing on a lot of levels, but there's a dry studiedness about it that keeps me from totally embracing it.”

“The splendid portrait photographs have the chiaroscuro clarity as well as the mannered studiedness of Beaton works.”

“James flourished nearly about the time of Chaucer and Gower, and was evidently an admirer and studier of their writings.”

“We should be surprised now-a-days to hear a young lady announce herself as a studier of character.”

“He was a great observer and studier of Character and a believer in human nature.”

“The small group of students at Harvard were heavily preoccupied with writing ingenious, perhaps devious, computer programs.”

“They were the only two students to have graduated from the little town's high school.”

“Carpentry students helped construct the first of the new buildings that eventually became the massive complex we see today.”