Sentence examples for have little to teach from inspiring English sources

They are entertaining adventures but have little to teach us.

Why the Backstreet Boys have little to teach One Direction.

Often they have little to teach; the extraordinary students come to the lessons and learn by themselves.

It might seem that a woman who died at 104 after spending 20 years in a hospital despite being healthy enough to live in one of her three stately homes, accumulated a vast collection of dolls and preferred to communicate in French even though her father had been a United States senator would have little to teach the rest of us.

In "Grief, Unedited" (Op-Ed, Feb. 15), Ruth Davis Konigsberg dismisses widows' memoirs as having little to teach us about grief and its duration.

It has a room with a ceiling painted by Velázquez's teacher Francisco Pacheco, whose clumsily daubed gods suggest he had little to teach Velázquez technically.

It is easy to assume that our world today is more complex, more flexible, more multicultural in the doing and multipolar in the making and that the Cold War has little to teach.