Sentence examples for need firsthand from inspiring English sources

The right will always need firsthand experience to change their minds.

To support the implementation of inquiry in K 12 classrooms, teachers need firsthand experiences of inquiry, questioning, and experimentation within professional development programs (Gess-Newsome, 1999; Supovitz and Turner, 2000; Capps et al., 2012).

This circumstance naturally deepens the mystique of a painting that, more than many others, needs firsthand scrutiny to come fully alive.

To do this, I needed a firsthand understanding of the horses' physical condition.

These guys needed the firsthand experience.

We don't need to witness firsthand the horrors of "The Handmaid's Tale" to learn from that novel's political divisions.

You need to experience firsthand the body language that makes the verbal language spin and the voices that seem to get high off their own inflections.

You need to experience firsthand the body language that makes the verbal language spin and the voices that seem to get high from their own inflections.

"Children need to learn firsthand that they can make a difference in the world and that they do have power to make a positive impact, even at a young age," said Carol Weisman, author of the 2006 book "Raising Charitable Children".

People need to know firsthand if they can replace their BlackBerrys or *shudder* iPhones with the Nexus 4 (yes yes, my thoughts on that device are still coming — it's tough when you have another day job).

First, policymakers could follow the President's lead: Like Obama, political leaders need to witness firsthand the failures of these institutions, and commit to substantial reform.