Sentence examples for a point of teaching from inspiring English sources

Russell Tahkeal made a point of teaching his grandchildren the skills that Clarence taught him.

It's conceivable that in a country riven by entrenched ideologies, a parable that makes a point of teaching nothing has intrinsic value -- as a vague form of protest, maybe, something akin to the Ramones ("I don't care about history..."...

Since then, I have made a point of teaching a course about race in every available semester.

They make a point of teaching players how to lose without tantrums, excessive trash talk or unsportsmanlike behavior and win without too much showboating.

Our local grammar makes a point of not teaching design and technology, and openly sneers at anything vocational.

The point of teaching a computer to master Pac-Man is to help it "think" and learn like a human.

While things here in the United States have deteriorated a bit of late, hopefully we have not reached the point of teaching our cowboys to rustle.

In other words, if you were not already religious at 14, what was the point of teaching you about religion?

The program was created by Cameron J. Camp, an experimental psychologist who has applied childhood education principles to people often considered past the point of teaching.

What is the point of teaching ICT and the topics surrounding it if it is based on ancient ideas and concepts?

What is the point of teaching about the hijab if airport security cannot come up with ways to view passengers differently?