Sentence examples for educate again from inspiring English sources

Stop them before they educate again.

That's re-, which means again, plus educate, so re-educate means educate again.

Let's hope they find us ferociously curious and eager to be educated again and again.

Washington politicians can usually be relied upon to educate the citizenry — again and again.

And now I'm re-educating myself again with all the great new street artists.

You're literally learning from scratch: working with new fabrics, new techniques, educating yourself again and working with suppliers who don't necessarily know what you want or can do what you want.

He likes to get to know his patients, even ones he might never see again, and educate them on their ailments and treatment options.

Massive research, on which the National Institutes of Health has easily spent $100 million over the past decade, has shown again and again and again that educating and coaching people with high blood sugar to start moderate exercise and lose moderate amounts of weight is TWICE as EFFECTIVE as standard medication in preventing them from developing out right diabetes: this education is also cheap.

Their dilemma reflects Aidoo's characteristic concern with the "been-to" (African educated abroad), voiced again in her semiautobiographical experimental first novel, Our Sister Killjoy; or, Reflections from a Black-Eyed Squint (1966).

This if anything understates educational privilege, since it omits people who went to public schools abroad and those (the queen, again) educated by private tutors.Within public schools, it is true, a rather wider range is represented within the top 100.

But in a world veering towards the cloud, clients have to be educated all over again.