Sentence examples for personally taught from inspiring English sources

The fact that Phil personally taught the skills showed how invested he was in having open conversations.

Professor Patterson has personally taught thousands of students at Berkeley, and many more through his books and on-line courses.

In the past, I've personally taught classes on "being a local" in Paris, intro to chaos and nonlinear dynamics, modern physics experiments, stand-up improvisation, and integration.

"I've personally taught a four year-old to use it, who now, at eight, is building massive structures – moving underground train systems and all kinds of contraptions, surpassing anything I could build.

Previously Chair of the Clinical Examining Board for the MRCP UK) PACES examination - the largest international postgraduate clinical skills assessment in the world - he has personally taught or assessed bedside clinical skills in twenty countries.

The class lists and grade books are from classes that Craven personally taught and are not for the entire College.

Chief executives such as Jorma Ollila at Nokia and J.T. Battenberg of Delphi, a big car-parts company, personally teach on such courses.

He went on to personally teach the technology to farmers and governments in advisory missions to many nations.

It is a goal of mine to bring to and personally teach this type of program to Canada as well as train others to do the same.

In order to prepare her students to study abroad, she would personally teach them western table manners (Ogilvie et al. 1999, p. 125).

Either ask someone to personally teach you or watch a short video online.