Sentence examples for not to instruct from inspiring English sources

"The other key is not to instruct kids how to play with something," she said.

Oprah's book recommendations were meant not to instruct but to entertain and heal.

She resorts to speaking Spanish to a student only if he appears to be in emotional distress, and then only to counsel him, not to instruct.

Its aim is not to instruct, not to edify, but to awaken an emotion... Its real greatness consists in the quality and force of this emotion".

It will instruct visitors in a number of issues, including alternative energy, smart cities and sustaining ecosystem services; the institute's purpose is not to instruct visitors solely in organic farming and the slow-food movement.

I'm another face shuffled into another hotel room, but he handles the switch – that moment when a star realises the new person in the room is there not to instruct, primp or feed, but to interview – beautifully.

It is not meant to instruct or influence action in any way.

"They're not there to instruct or entertain the reader," she said.

I haven't had to instruct the staff to ask hard questions.

I don't set out to instruct people, I suppose.

Not that I mean to instruct Clark.