Sentence examples for not merely teaching from inspiring English sources

He said that his mission was not merely teaching the laws of Judaism, but bringing communities together and helping people lead better lives.

Imitation works an effect worse than ignorance, not merely teaching nothing but engendering a positive perverted preference for ignorance over knowledge.

And that, I realised, was what Hatibovic's tour was all about: not merely teaching visitors about the war years, but introducing them to the spirit of survival needed to come through such a nightmare.

They don't merely teach that Adam and Eve actually existed and that gay marriage is an abomination.

Yet, the deeper issue is that education is not merely about teaching people how to do things.

Furthermore, merely teaching mediation techniques is inadequate because that alone doesn't help to increase the students' EQ levels.

We are merely teaching them to pass a test.

Ma Licheng, a writer, said: "The biggest problem is that we need to discover our true selves, what is true and authentic, and not the false, the merely taught".

We haven't taught them to engage, we've merely taught them to be insincere.

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).

Remember: do not place too heavy an importance on your child learning from everything, merely teach them as they are ready.