Sentence examples for idea to instruct from inspiring English sources
One day she told her commanding officer that she thought it would be a good idea to instruct a substitute in her duties.
Nonetheless, the 72 clubs agreed it would be a good idea to instruct their managers and players to stray away from abusive behaviour, faking injury and other unsavoury behaviour.
At the beginning of the course, the vast majority of the medical students (95.6%) thought it was a good idea to be instructed in doctor-patient communication, and more than ¾ (80.8%) preferred interactive methods for gaining competences in this field (see Table 1).
They also take pains to stress that their tour is not about trying to show up anyone else's idea of art, or to instruct people who live outside the major art centers about the merits of big-city contemporary culture.
Evaluation studies suggest that it is important to directly tie labels to what visitors can experience at that point in the exhibition (McLean 1993; Serrell 1996), and presenting explicit information and concrete ideas in exhibit labels helps to instruct visitors about what they should look for (Bitgood 2000; Falk 1997; Falk and Dierking 1992).
But this hugely complex idea merits only a few paragraphs, which won't be terribly useful to the young activists Gitlin aims to instruct.
More, really, to edify, to instruct".
They have a right to instruct me.
He was there to instruct not celebrate.
I continued to instruct Sebastian.
