Sentence examples for only be taught from inspiring English sources

I know that they will only be taught if I teach them.

These "super forecasters" also delivered a far-above-average performance in Year 2. Apparently, forecasting skill cannot only be taught, it can be replicated.

"A lot of the lessons that the kids learn are lessons that can only be taught through the modality of sports.

Mr. Paladino added that the black members of the board "think all black children should only be taught by black women, or black teachers, and that the district has to be led by a black person".

"The style of play we have embraced over the years can for the most part only be taught by those who played or coached at Princeton," said Mr. Walters, who himself played at Princeton in the mid-1960s.

It is an experience that he was given by his first scholar-teacher in Hong Kong, with whom he practiced calligraphy, seal carving and music, disciplines, long associated with a true education, that can only be taught one-on-one.

Since legislators can't dictate private schools' curriculum, the new financial literacy programme is only being taught at state schools.

"Children have not been taught to code and have only been taught Word, Excel, PowerPoint and so on," Mr Ackerman says.

They not only are taught in minority-area schools but also are used in conjunction with Chinese in official communications in minority communities.

Those re-examining Williams's extraordinary narrative from positions of privilege may be tempted to downplay the double burdens she's overcome with the brand of grace and composure we'd only been taught about in classrooms.

However, a growing body of literature seeks to destabilize binary notions of only belonging or not belonging to discourse communities, only being taught or not being taught about source attribution conventions, only plagiarizing or not plagiarizing.