Sentence examples for idea of instructing from inspiring English sources

Of perhaps even more far-reaching significance was Ibn Tūmart's idea of instructing the heretofore ignorant masses in the plain meaning of the Sharīʿah so that practice would be informed with knowledge.

Such prompts are based on the idea of instructing students to design their own metacognitive scaffolds and learn with them afterward.

The study shows that supporting the audio explanations of graphics with visually presented on-screen phrases expressing main ideas of the text could be the most effective way of instructing learners for whom the language of instruction is a foreign or second language.

Efficient combination of various ways of instructing computers is identified as a key objective to overcoming impediments to the process of geovisualization and the concept of the "visualization effort" required to chase ideas and support the thought process is emphasized.

Instead of instructing his team to elect captains, Glanville instructed his team to "...pick the three toughest guys.

For example, the idea of a woman instructing a partner in the specifics of how to turn her on might feel different for women who are already battling sexual stereotypes associated with their race, profession, sexuality or gender identity.

Some of the non-German actors initially experimented with German accents, but Singer discarded the idea, instead instructing them to adopt neutral accents that "[wouldn't] distract from the story".

The republican idea of freedom specifically instructs us not to make our master a better person (the goal of the old 'mirror for princes' literature), but to render him less of a master (Lovett 2012b).

The elite's more sweeping objection was, however, to the very idea of upstart vote-chasers instructing private companies on their prices.

The Warden of the New England University College (and later first Vice Chancellor of UNE) Robert Madgwick enthusiastically supported the idea and instructed his college's staff to begin preparing an external studies program.

The President thought this was a good idea and instructed his aide to look at this suggestion.