Sentence examples for for having taught from inspiring English sources

Inspired by this historical connection, pieces by Gershwin, Copland, Leonard Bernstein and the French composer Gabriel Fauré — grandfathered in for having taught Boulanger — were strung together for the opening concert of the Caramoor International Music Festival on Saturday night.

Furthermore, the final item on the course evaluation asked, "Do you have any other comments about this class and/or instructor?" One of the most frequent types of response to this question involved students thanking the instructor for having taught the course, many of them saying that they appreciated the opportunity to learn about evolution because it is not taught in their high schools.

For having taught us in that treatise all the symmetriae of the body, Polyclitus supported his treatise with a work, having made the statue of a man according to his treatise, and having called the statue itself, like the treatise, the Canon" (quoted in Pollitt 1974, 15).

I know that I will feel better for having taught them that this art form I love dearly has an inherent value that needs constant addressing".

And for having taught us how to pronounce Albee's stylized dialogue without sounding in the least artificial and for wringing tremendous comedy from tremendous sorrow without diminishing the seriousness of the work, Carter deserves to stand forever beside the American dramatist whose reputation she helped restore through her crafty acting.

"Dent" remembers the critic Michael Allen for having "taught us to admire / the capacity of a three-legged stool // to take pretty much everything in its stride", and that "three-legged stool", the mainstay of Yeats's sonnet in his "Two Songs of a Fool", may be the sonnet itself, that most capacious of forms with its striding, enjambed lines.

All students expressed a preference for having teaching staff who are critical of the content they teach, and having access to professionals and learning from professionals in their own field.

Voetius had attacked Regius, a Dutch physician who taught medicine at the University of Utrecht, for his having taught certain "Cartesian" ideas that conflicted with traditional theological doctrine.

Lena Wilensky, for instance, has taught avalanche classes for six years and worked as a mountain guide.

She continues: "Pleasure is a wonderful thing, for it has taught me that I am me.

Mr. Sinclair said that Mr. Winter, whom he has known for decades, had taught him "everything" about the intersection of music and the natural world.