Sentence examples for impossible to teach and from inspiring English sources

Young Carroll skipped kindergarten and entered first grade at age 5. "Thereafter I became impossible to teach and nobody was comfortable with me," he wrote in his memoirs.

Soon, the Kansas state House of Representatives will decide whether teachers who show their students objectionable material should be charged with a crime, which means sex ed will be nearly impossible to teach and classical art as well as other curriculum staples will be effectively banned.

Opponents say that it is impossible to teach Hebrew — and aspects of Jewish culture — outside a religious context, and that Ben Gamla, billed as the nation's first Hebrew-English charter school, violates one of its paramount legal and political boundaries.

I gave up trying to teach because I came to the conclusion that it is impossible to teach medical students and residents to apply reason in medicine.

Raccoons may act unpredictably and aggressively and it is usually impossible to teach them to obey commands.

The boy's outbursts made it impossible to teach the other 30 students in his class, and he was frequently escorted from the room by security guards, according to Kerry Dowling, a teacher there.

Lamb could certainly have kicked better out of hand but it is impossible to teach the instinctive footwork, eye for a gap and alertness that contributed to all four of Gloucester's tries.

Absolute narrative authority is a rare commodity, hard to unwrap and (I would argue) near impossible to teach.

The idea is to stop reading about nature and start experiencing it; it is impossible to teach even the brightest scholars how coffee tastes unless you let them drink it.

Hospital admissions due to diarrhea have also dropped markedly in the poorest parts of the country, and it is now difficult, if not impossible, to teach our medical students the signs of acute dehydration in children, which once used to be a common finding in our outpatient and emergency services".

Yet, when all is said and done it seemingly, as in this case, becomes impossible to teach old dogs new tricks.