Sentence examples for merely to teach from inspiring English sources

If it is used merely to teach students how to mimic middle-class behaviors, then some of the criticism may be justified.

Somewhere the role of the university has been turned on its head: it is no longer in the service of teaching students to think and to reason, but merely to teach students the skills to persuade the lay public to think (and more important, reason) like them.

It is believed that ELT teachers are not merely responsible to teach English; however, they are responsible to do research to find and solve the existing problems in their classrooms (Davies 1999).

"Handcuffing an attorney who is merely doing her job to teach her a lesson is simply improper and has never been done in the history of Nevada," the group wrote.

Could it be that the verbal assaults were merely a Tiger Mom dispatched to teach before her time?

Nor would I consider stooping to promote the glories of Sarah Lawrence College, a gem-like liberal arts school, merely because my contract to teach there is currently up for renewal.

That is why interfaith parents have a particular responsibility to teach not merely tolerance but nonjudgmental acceptance of the idea that there are many different legitimate paths to experiencing the sacred in our lives.

The moon is merely a stepping-stone; a place to teach people about living on other worlds.

Netanyahu has insisted that he merely wants to require all Israel schools "to teach the history, culture, and customs of the Jewish people".

That the use of standard algorithms isn't merely mechanical is not by itself a reason to teach them.

He pressured faculty members who were merely theory teachers to leave and brought in composers to teach music from the inside out.