Sentence examples for always been instructed from inspiring English sources

(And how shocking to learn that this is going on in a Democratic primary... haven't we always been instructed that the Democrat Party is the party of the enlightened?!).

I can't just assume that adults always know better; they may have been instructed better as children, but they may not know because they may have never been shown.

In Humphries' case, the effort of separation is so great that radio and TV producers have received telephone calls from the dame herself about the logistics of upcoming appearances, and the crew on her TV shows were instructed always to address the host as "Edna" between takes, rather than "Barry".

For making lexical decisions, participants were instructed to always keep their hands on the two buttons of a response box, to press the right button (marked as 詞 ci2 'word') with their right hand if the target stimulus was a word, and to press the left button (marked as 非詞 fei1ci2 'non-word') with their left hand otherwise.

First, we are instructed to always protect vulnerable and marginalized people.

That security has been removed but Wrona is instructed to always lock the booth when he is alone.

During my program orientation (held in a small African village where we were instructed to always wear shoes lest parasitic insects lay eggs in the soles of our feet) we were told that while many students are nervous during their first few weeks in Africa, all of the several hundred students who previously participated in the program ultimately reported a highly positive experience.

The participants were instructed to always fixate centrally, however it is possible that they shifted their gaze between pictures.

During formal training, subjects started every trial by placing their index finger on the starting position and were instructed to always first touch target A followed by target B. Once the finger left the starting position, the subject had only 400 ms to attempt to touch the two targets.

In the Embedded Memory task subjects were instructed to always respond to 8-pointed stars and to never respond to the 5-pointed stars.

They should be instructed to always check blood glucose before getting behind the wheel and at regular intervals while driving for periods of 1 h or greater.