Sentence examples for conclusively taught from inspiring English sources

Dolly, meanwhile, conclusively taught us that God is dead and humanity is the ultimate master of its own destruction.

The news will come as a shock to Canadians, who are taught the game as soon as they can walk, but the authors of a forthcoming book on the subject claim to have proved conclusively that the game was invented in England in the 19th century, with a young Darwin an exponent during his school days.

He taught.

Although they can certainly teach us much on many fronts – Britain remains depressingly insular in its thinking about policy – the Nordics have not in fact solved the problems of the modern world as conclusively as their admirers sometimes like to imagine.

"It's another in the long string of examples of the law struggling to come to terms with new reproductive technologies that raise questions that traditionally did not have to be faced," said Sally Goldfarb, who teaches family law at Rutgers Law School in Camden, N.J. "It used to be that a child born more than a year after a man's death was conclusively presumed not to be his child.

Not "teach".

Sorry, teach!

I teach.

We teach.

Many teach.

To elicit better teaching, we propose giving humans teaching guidance, which are instructions on how to teach, derived from computational teaching algorithms or heuristics.