Sentence examples for extremely taught from inspiring English sources

You have to hold these fabrics extremely taught as you cut them, and it's not uncommon to only cut through one layer at time for some sheer fabrics.

On 21 March, which is celebrated as Mother's Day in the Middle East, the facilitators, with the assistance of UNICEF's partner, the Danish Refugee Council, became extremely busy teaching children to make cards and gifts.

It's extremely therapeutic when taught correctly.

"I was terrible at science at school, it was taught extremely well if you wanted to become a physicist but if you were someone like me who was born to do humanities it was boring as hell.

It is of particular interest that a qualification is entered here, that such rules in contexts of artistic creativity and aesthetic judgment, "may be extremely explicit and taught, or not formulated at all" (Wittgenstein 1966).

She's also extremely gracious and taught that guy Terry Pratchett (aka the second most read writer in all the UK) a thing or two about magpie rhymes.

An extremely effective teacher, Chase taught many pupils, first at the Art Students League of New York and then at his own school in New York City.

(3) I haven't actually met many bears, as there aren't many left where I come from, but Aunt Lucy is extremely polite and she taught me my good manners before she sent me to live in England.

Years of living with invasive family aggression—"The male influences around me were primarily alcoholics and extremely violent," he said had taught Shepard to play things close to his chest: to look and to listen.

For years, Nueva Jerusalén's only school was controlled by the priests, who naturally taught an extremely narrow curriculum.

I grew up in North Dakota and both of my parents were extremely hard working who taught me what it was to have a strong work ethic.