Sentence examples for be taught of from inspiring English sources

Ms. Ben-David has the gift that can't be taught of simply knowing what a song is about, then enriching it with her own personal associations.

Schoolchildren were taught of his experience.

Dominican children are taught of Haitian atrocities in that period.

Dynamically they are taught of as being fabricated from many components that are classified as 'deterministic subsystems' (DS) and 'non-deterministic subsystems' (Non-DS).

In school (if you're lucky), you're taught of Harriet Tubman, Fredrick Douglas, and Crispus Attucks.

The Greek philosopher, Aristotle, pronounced us 'deaf and dumb,' because he felt that deaf people were incapable of being taught, of learning, and of reasoned thinking.

Their depth of passion and breadth of intellect challenged all I had been taught of the so-called Third World.

It's my hope that children in school now are being taught of the wonder that is Maya Angelou.

The postgraduates desired a lot more focus on communication skills, counselling and medical ethics as compared to students, whose primary focus was teaching of bedside examination and management.

The aspects rated most unsatisfactory were teaching of clinical skills (Mean ± SD 2.48 ± 1.02) and bedside examination (Mean ± SD 2.49 ± 1.12).

Talking about myself was "taught out of me".