Sentence examples for less taught from inspiring English sources

Mr. Evans more or less taught himself how to do musical theater.

He more or less taught himself to cook in a relatively unknown restaurant on Long Island, where he still lives.

He studied art for his one year of high school, then more or less taught himself painting, collage, photography and video.

"There were 47 golf courses within a 15-mile area of their home," he said, "and they more or less taught each other.

Admittedly, the age of Fox is less taught in schools than it once was, but then the same is true of several other eras of British history.

Mr. Corella's virtuosity in this act came naturally to him, although he needs to watch his line, less taught than previously.

Margaret Batiuchok, the president of the New York Swing Dance Society no less, teaches the preperformance class.

The unfairness of working on these terms alongside academics on permanent contracts doing less teaching for far more money is what upsets him most.

The best teachers and teaching assistants (TAs) are the ones who are truly present as themselves and have the best relationships with the children and then after that you can more or less teach anything.

In those years I have managed to grieve more and then less, teach, quit teaching and start again, fall in love, study Spanish in Mexico, have two children.

When you -- in the same week -- celebrate one kind of school, when you say that one management structure serves "as incubators of innovation in neighborhoods across our country" to the exclusion of other kinds of schools, you -- intentionally or not -- send the message that the rest of us count less, matter less, innovate less, teach less.