Sentence examples for more than instruct from inspiring English sources

To meet the challenges of the future, the Obama administration must do more than instruct Mr. Vilsack to resolve current issues and revive old regulations.

But in writing about food I found my voice, and discovered that a recipe does more than instruct the reader, but is a way of addressing life, and celebrating it.

Teaching, Regan says, is "much more than instructing D&T," he says.

In at least one study with adults, instructing people to take the perspective of an animal being harmed by pollution increased environmental concern more than instructing them to be objective.

Do not apply more than instructed.

The teacher as teacher is obliged to teach, which is to say, to inspire more than to instruct.

Guiding apprentices is not considered a priority; instead, production schedules sometimes become more important than instructing apprentices.

However, never place your sheep in the bathtub, or put more water than instructed on it, or you'll harm it!

And perhaps the contract-winning companies (don't make me say G4S) will be more than happy to instruct their staff to oblige.

This year's experiment gathered more than 7,000 participants, instructed to dress as tourists and mingle amongst the real tourists at Manhattan's South Street Seaport.

Recruiting 17,000 teachers to instruct more than 300,000 students on short notice would be difficult even under favorable circumstances.