Sentence examples for instructions and yet from inspiring English sources
This reminds me of the time I crashed into one wearing rollerskates, thus proving it was possible to obey its instructions and yet still endanger your health.
LaSalle praised Farrell: "Allen is notorious for not giving his actors explicit instructions, and yet somehow this worked wonders for Farrell, who has never seemed so naked, so clear and so unencumbered as he does here".
Automated writing evaluation (AWE) is a popular form of educational technology designed to supplement writing instruction and feedback, yet research on the effectiveness of AWE has observed mixed findings.
Kate Walsh and NCTQ have no credibility in writing instruction, and worse yet, their so-called research on teacher education has been exposed as ideologically corrupted and methodologically inept, especially the syllabus studies noted by Goldstein.
At Public School 11 in Buffalo, more than 35percentt of the third graders required remedial instruction in reading, and yet the school has only one remedial reading teacher and an aide serving more than 1,000 students.
I followed the hotel's instructions to the letter, and yet I ended up at a dead end, stranded in a wetland with some sand dunes in the far distance.
And yet the instructions say that you're not supposed to use it on your 'genital areas.'".
Reshma Saujani has an imposing résumé — she has delivered speeches at the White House and on Richard Branson's private island; she knows Sheryl Sandberg's personal phone number; her nonprofit, Girls Who Code, has given free computer-science instruction to forty thousand young women — and yet she often leads with her failure story.
While some sessions required facilitators to employ techniques focusing on providing feedback, other sessions provided instruction to promote behavioural change and yet others allowed participants to try out techniques within the 'safety' of the learning environment and the group.
And yet the students at Waadookodaading received no instruction in English and their math was taught in Ojibwe.
And yet if Pauley's opinion offers a single instruction for the N.S.A, it is this: go big.
