Sentence examples for instead of instructing from inspiring English sources

Instead of instructing Sanchez not to mess up, Washington said he told him to cherish the moment.

David Stinson's approach to technology is altogether human: he learns alongside the children instead of instructing them the traditional way.

Instead of instructing pious women "to draw their veils over their bosoms," he says, it advises them to "buckle their belts around their hips".

Winley later apologized, saying in a statement: "In my judgment, given the tone of the interview, I should have asked Mike to move on to another topic, instead of instructing Darrelle to hang up the phone.

Born in Coney Island and raised as a devout fan of the Brooklyn Dodgers (for his call to prayer, instead of instructing the congregation to look east toward Jerusalem, he prefers to say east toward Ebbets Field), he began to tear up at the unexpected sight of a wondrous celebration.

Instead of instructing institutions to invest carefully lest they lose their shirt, the Fed encouraged firms to invest riskily, since risky bets pay off in good times and are chalked up to the uncontrollable forces of crisis in bad times.And second, of course, the extreme danger of the crisis led the government to throw moral hazard concerns overboard entirely.

For Milbrett, soccer is a kind of jazz, something that must be felt instead of instructed.

Creativity, the core value in every field of design, cannot be taught in a traditional sense; anything taught to be learnt by the students would be just practical techniques, while true creativity must be inspired instead of instructed.

Instead of calmly instructing his team after Iverson's shot, Casey began running up the sideline, throwing his hands frantically in the air.

More indirectly, members of Congress make use of what are known as soft earmarks, which involve making suggestions about where money should be directed, instead of explicitly instructing agencies to finance a project.

Within Part V ("Circulation"), the new model combines Step 3 ("Comprehension") and Step 4 ("Performance") of Peyton's Four-Step Approach, as one trainee instructs another, instead of being instructed by the trainer, meaning that all of the trainees (except the last trainee) perform the task under verbal instruction.