Sentence examples for instruct themselves from inspiring English sources

Members of the group discussed the need to instruct themselves in the use of firearms and bombs in order to target and attack sites of power in the United States and discussed the need to kill police.

I'm sure Mitra is working on cool things, but there is nothing new about the fact that kids will instruct themselves.

The aforementioned basketball study also found that players passed and shot the basketball more accurately when they instructed themselves through the task out loud, suggesting that talking to yourself about what you're doing can keep you focused.

They're relentlessly capable of adjusting beliefs and instructing themselves with evolving details; willing to be pounded and pilloried for promoting solutions that are unpopular but necessary for the greater good.

She twice represented her mother at Drawing Rooms, where guests were instructed to present themselves to Helena as if they were presenting themselves to the Queen.

Even Verizon's FiOS routers are now considered "self-healing" — users can instruct them to reboot themselves if there's a problem.

The State Supreme Court has ruled that trial judges may no longer instruct defendants who represent themselves that they can refuse to testify.

I then break the class up into groups of 4-5 students and instruct them to introduce themselves to each other, and then figure out how to aggregate their individual data into their group's "market" data.

The problem, both Admati and Calomiris say, is the rules themselves, which instruct banks to use complex formulas to calculate their leverage ratios based on different definitions of capital and debt.

Religiously affiliated organizations that choose to insure themselves would instruct their "third-party administrator" to provide coverage through separate individual health insurance policies so that they do not have to pay for services to which they morally object.

Notably, this theme did not surface during interviews with men or with women who were considered the "woman of the house", as these household members could typically prepare food for themselves or instruct those in charge of meal preparation about their dietary needs.