Sentence examples for overtly taught from inspiring English sources

The participants indicated that this sense was not necessarily overtly taught but instead instilled in them throughout their lives and experiences.

Women and other marginalized individuals are often tacitly and overtly taught that their desires do not matter, or worse, should be a source of shame.

These ideas have been overtly taught as well as subconsciously transmitted to white people as a group, and are well maintained in the institution of police work, which may explain disproportionate shootings of most unarmed black men compared to whites.

Unlike a lot of "educational" titles, they have a sense of humor, high production standards, and don't overtly teach, but encourage a lot of clicking and experimentation.

This means, of course, that in spite of his emphasis on the need to shield the golden apple of truth from the masses much of the time, Maimonides advocates overtly teaching every person that the anthropomorphic images in the Bible are literally false.

We overtly teach critical thinking and demand that our students challenge our viewpoints and claims in the classroom.

Lucretius's poetry is didactic, that is, poetry that aims overtly to teach something.

Get Your Partner on Board: Women are taught (both overtly and subtly) that they are the ones who must handle familial duties, even if it is to their own detriment.

Growing up in Arkansas, I was taught both overtly and covertly about the various ways women's lives are restricted.

Of course, I teach overtly, too.

My joyousness ended quickly when he told me that he wouldn't buy it because in his opinion, kids had a "shit detector" and wouldn't watch anything that was overtly trying to teach them "anything".