Sentence examples for * instructs in from inspiring English sources

Through their infidelities he instructs in virtue.

Or, as Ms. Silverman instructs in the video, "Use threats".

Mr. Graves instructs in a pleasant hands-on manner.

"Smoke your own smoke, and grow your own daisies," she instructs in the chorus.

As Mr. Brown instructs in the virtues of damask wallpaper and whimsical picture framing, the slacker husbands pursue childish fantasies.

Billy Collins instructs in "Introduction to Poetry," and Mark Strand revels in his art in "Eating Poetry".

The beauty of Invisible Man is that it is a kind of Bildungsroman in reverse, in which the hero instructs himself in the great truth that he will not be instructed in.

The Army's new field manual, "FM 3-36, Electronin Warfare in Operations," instructs commanders in how to integrate electronic warfare into all tasks, from planning to carrying out military operations.

Here a highsmith is a train and a hemingway a sentence, a gogol is an overcoat and a golightly a cocktail dress; a glossary in the back instructs readers in the smirking insider language.

The group currently has 1,153 members and instructs them, in Portuguese, to participate in challenges and reminds them "what happens in the group, stays in the group".

Touch lowers stress, builds morale, and produces triumphs a chest bump instructs us in coöperation, a half-hug in compassion.