Sentence examples for relentlessly taught from inspiring English sources

There is nothing more central to the China dream than China's idea of its rightful place in the world – which, Chinese people are relentlessly taught, they were robbed of first by European imperialism and then by an American-imposed Asian order that has been in place since the end of the second world war.

So if you break into the home of a child during July or August and attempt to relentlessly teach reading, the odds are very good that, again, you'll be spending some time in prison.

He was teased relentlessly, but Dunham taught him to pay no heed.

We are taught relentlessly to hate Islamic fundamentalists.

The reason why the private sector gets great results is not because of the quality of teaching – which is often dismally poor – but because they ruthlessly cream off the best kids and teach relentlessly to the test.

Let's hope not, because the short history of comic book movies has taught us that relentlessly upping the ante in the combat stakes isn't the best way forward.

And that has taught me to relentlessly recognize opportunity, learning that my "restrictions" in life are self-imposed and born only out of fear.

Steven Spielberg, who directed him in "Lincoln," taught him that a relentlessly upbeat attitude will spread to a cast and crew.

They are taught by a culture that relentlessly paints Black men as a violent threat.

If one wasn't able to regurgitate what was taught the teacher repeated it relentlessly and often added physical punishment until the student got it.

The precept that I was doomed to a life without integrity because I was gay was the most insidious lie taught to me as a teenager, relentlessly communicated over and over again through church and church-influenced culture.