Sentence examples for seeking to teach from inspiring English sources

Seeking to teach fundamentals to novices in a safety-oriented and structured environment of balanced competition, the NCBA bars persons who have participated in noncollegiate bouts after age 16.

The other, seeking to teach Muslims that their religion deserves no special status or protection or even that their religion is uniquely dangerous, wants to ram home that message in the crudest way.

The implications of the findings for educators seeking to teach from a global perspective are addressed.

That is the lesson that Malala and millions like her are seeking to teach the world.

But he kept it to himself never seeking to teach a lesson based on those mournful conversations, or opening them up to public view.

The abundance of online resources provides a wealth of material for neuroscientists seeking to teach the public about brain research.

These schools sought to teach a trade in addition to ordinary subjects of the matriculation syllabus.

Rather, they seek to teach "computational thinking" — the general concepts programming languages employ.

In 1565 he successfully defended the University of Paris in a suit instituted by the Jesuits, who sought to teach there.

Its Advanced Management course, which seeks to teach business "from an aborigine perspective", recently graduated its third class.

The concert was a benefit for the David Lynch Foundation, which seeks to teach Transcendental Meditation to a million students worldwide.