Sentence examples for may teach a from inspiring English sources
Besides, whatever the ethicists say, the overall impact of a course may teach a different lesson.
Mr. Andrés will swoop in as a guest lecturer, and so will Mr. Andrews, who may teach a separate course as well.
This, rather than the antics of remote politicians in the capital, may teach a country formerly run by violence to start running itself instead.
It may teach a new generation of technology users to use their fingers rather than a mouse — a four-decade-old technology — as a pointing and command device.
A professional may correct some misapplied hair gel, or a strut specialist may teach a new fluidity of gait, and, voilà, a gangly lady becomes a vamp, an awkward lug becomes a stud.
"I don't think it will scare people off the boards, but it may teach a lesson to board members who don't pay attention to the fact you can't discriminate".
This doesn't make you a socialist, but it may teach you a more realistic and detailed understanding of the social experiences socialism seeks to eliminate.
Though spy movies may teach you a thing or two about being an intelligence officer, they bear very little resemblance to real life.
This rich iPad book-app may teach you a thing or two.
"Ultimately, research on autism may teach us a lot about what it means to be social," said Dr. Thomas Insel, the director of the National Institute of Mental Health.
"Everybody gets the same background check, whether it's someone who may teach only a few classes, or someone who prints the paychecks," Ms. Koelsch said.
