Sentence examples for first teachings from inspiring English sources

For example, Pangloss's first teachings of the narrative absurdly mix up cause and effect: Following such flawed reasoning even more doggedly than Candide, Pangloss defends optimism.

"I grew up in our First Nation teachings, and one thing we learned to focus on is now.

Critical thought of the foundations of current day sustainable guidelines and ordinances is needed, along with the application of Seventh Generation Teachings and a move toward a regional perspective of defining sustainability.

But attempts to stir evangelical fears, based on premillennial sentiments (Jesus is coming at any moment) and the nineteenth-century teachings of John Nelson Darby, miss a larger point: Evangelicals are no longer as devotedly premillennial in their convictions as they once were.

He wrote the first-year-teaching memoir The Great Expectations School: A Rookie Year in the New Blackboard Jungle.

Debate over the Pearls' teachings, first seen on Christian Web sites, gained new intensity after the death of a third child, all allegedly at the hands of parents who kept the Pearls' book, "To Train Up a Child," in their homes.

I first encountered his teachings in 2011, shortly after moving from San Francisco to Istanbul.

This survey first summarizes the teachings of the classical authors and a few of the local legends.

His teachings, first promulgated in the 1930s, had a run of popularity in the 1980s (thanks in no small part to the successes of his disciple Warren Buffett) but are out of fashion today.

His teachings, first promulgated in the 1930s, had a run of popularity in the 1980s (thanks in no small part to the successes of his disciple Warren Buffett) but are out of fashion today, particularly among the day-trading set.

The bishops first pronounced Arius' teachings to be anathema, formulating the creed as a statement of correct doctrine.