Sentence examples for classic instruction from inspiring English sources

Clichés are, in the newspaper classic instruction, to be avoided like the plague.

Jerome Cohen, a China expert and professor of law at New York University, said Lam's case "offers classic instruction about the arbitrary power of the Chinese police to detain and torture any of us within China and to reach beyond China borders".

As early as 1971, Craig published reprints of early photographic catalogs, usable and classic camera instruction booklets, and worthwhile camera repair manuals.

Fig. 2 Activity flow in a classic peer instruction (PI) activity.

These two periods abroad equipped her for a life of writing recipes: firm instruction in classic French technique married with an appreciation of the need for a recipe to work, and to be clearly expressed.

They started creating monsters without glancing at the instructions, the classic male approach to video games and computers: keep punching buttons until something works.

In 2013, they published the results of a test in which their system played seven classic Atari games, with no instruction other than to improve its score.

The reading expert Jeanne Chall, for example, concluded that "classic approaches to beginning reading instruction" -- that is, phonics taught in a clearly defined sequence -- "were more effective than the various innovative approaches with which they were compared," including embedded forms of instruction, and that they led to "higher achievement in both word recognition and reading comprehension".

Today's download brings a number of new instrument offerings into the fold, including Beat Sequencer, a new way to create electronic and old school hip-hop beats in a glowing neon interface that takes a page out of the instruction manual of classic drum machines like Roland's 808.

But at least as important was Goltzius's desire to take instruction from the classics.

Since that time Oxford has traditionally held the highest reputation for scholarship and instruction in the classics, theology, and political science.