Sentence examples for continually taught from inspiring English sources

As a former baseball coach, I continually taught my players how to hit with the pitch thrown.

He continually taught us to examine all the angles, especially those that aren't easily found, before you declare your philosophy.

Our collections continually teach and form us.

History continually teaches us that free markets work best.

My vote would be for the effects of teaching forcing university faculty to constantly examine what they believe, even if it is only to defend it, and the unusual effect that continually teaching young people may have on what might otherwise be a pattern of associating primarily with those of one's own age.

Instead of looking at some data and coding what you want the system to do, you teach the system the right way to do it and it does it for you, using the massive stream of data to continually teach the machine learning models how to push the systems to be ever better.

The book continually teaches us to question our own comfortable notions of the Western canon, European history and the role of literature.

As history continually teaches us, what starts as a regional conflict -- ISIS' declared intentions of a caliphate across the Levant -- very easily becomes an international crisis.

But life, as we continually are taught (yet never seem to learn), rarely works out so neatly.

A significant part of such participation is to benefit from opportunities to continually learn from, teach and mentor other Makers.

Instead, I try to shift my focus to the good: the positive, persevering aspects of human nature that have continually inspired and taught me lessons over the course of this year.