Sentence examples for kind taught from inspiring English sources

But not a classic book, the kind taught along with Herman Melville in American literature classes.

And deals of a kind never taught in journalism school are cut regularly.

"It kind of taught me to not take anything for granted".

It was always about winning and losing, and the book kind of taught me that it's the process.

"Learning about this has kind of taught me how lobstering relates to other things and other places," she said.

I guess he didn't feel like coming back so he kind of taught me what I had to do".

But he worried that "the interview process, with its emphasis on verbal reasoning skills of a kind not taught at most state schools," still favored private-school applicants.

But one of the problems is someone closely affiliated with what Anonymous used to do, Junaid [Hussain], kind of taught ISIS everything they know.

So I kind of taught myself.

Felix assisted him by obtaining teachers of the kind who taught in Kent.

That one was just about teachers, your schoolteacher, or the first girl you were with who kind of taught you a few things.