Sentence examples for might be taught from inspiring English sources

Asked what lesson might be taught by Sabrina's death, Ms. Gibson said there was one.

The question of what exactly aspiring critics might be taught is rarely asked.

Where I might be taught a new surgical technique, they were taught the steps involved in preparing a "Santorini farro salad".

The bar is far lower at programs that put adults in separate classes, only some of which might be taught by full-time faculty members.

They had, quite reasonably, controlled the possibility that creationism might be taught as science, but what hadn't been protected was that evolution should be taught at all.

I am worried that the abusive and discredited policing tactics used against us and other campaigners might be taught to officers in other countries, putting political campaigners there at risk of the same human rights abuses that we suffered.

You might not be teaching them baseball; you might be teaching them manners and respect.

It makes her look like she might be teaching next term at Hogwarts.

If he hadn't joined the civil service, Donnelly says he might be teaching English or French literature.

You might be teaching your bladder some bad habits—habits that can gradually result in incontinence or frequent bathroom breaks.

There would be local classes going on at the same time, and Geeta or Prashant [Iyengar's daughter and son] might be teaching those, but he would very often be there.