Sentence examples for seeks to teach from inspiring English sources

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

Philipsburg Manor, which seeks to teach visitors about the past, had wanted a boat for the site for decades.

The kindly Grandpa (August Schellenberg) is a quixotic traditionalist who seeks to teach Shane how to be a man.

Using methods drawn from cognitive behavioural therapy, she seeks to teach readers how to choose the best approach and then wield it for full effect.

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

The moralist in Edgeworth seeks to teach a lesson; the novelist in her is simply interested in the ramifying consequences of deceit.

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.

They may, ostensibly, seek to teach, but the more necessary lesson, perhaps unbeknownst to even the teacher herself, can't be taught in the kitchen.

In countries where schools mainly seek to teach pupils to read, write and grasp some basic maths, centralisation seems to work.