Sentence examples for point teaching from inspiring English sources

From the speech therapist who said, when he was three, that there "would be no point teaching him to speak because he'd only talk rubbish anyway", to the social workers who, eventually, we took to court to secure the care and education he deserved.

Though newspapers had been his life to that point, teaching soon became his passion.

The famous mathematician G. H. Hardy asked this question ("A Mathematician's Apology") and concluded that while he loved the beauty of mathematics there was no real point teaching it to children.

What he meant was that, up to this point, teaching was the profession of choice (along with nursing) for bright women.

West Point taught me to get up every day and to wrestle with the bear.

An article on Sept. 16 on "Hunter's Point," a new play in San Francisco that deals with homelessness, misidentified the academic institution where Christine Young, director and co-producer of Hunter's Point, teaches.

Unlike the world at large and perhaps academia in particular, West Point teaches its 4,200 cadets the value of honor, duty, self-sacrifice and the controlled unleashing of lethal force.

In yet another entry to please ballet fans, Leslie Browne of the American Ballet Theater and the film "Turning Point" teaches a master class at the Ohman School of Ballet on Calvert Avenue in Commack at 3 p.m. on Saturday.

Wand: Looking back, each of my diverse experiences up to this point taught me something new, which all play a part in how I lead Hippo today.

If you have children still living with you, creating a personal foundation can be a wonderful opportunity to support causes you believe in, get a nice tax deduction, and more importantly to our point, teach kids about money.

Harris eventually replaced Harris as conductor of the Orchestra and has since become a city musical fixture who is said to have, at one point, taught every single African American music teacher in Baltimore.