Sentence examples for simply to teach from inspiring English sources

"Our intention is not simply to teach managers and students to be 'better networkers,"' said Cliff Oswick, who heads the school's management faculty.

Despite the emphasis on the state test, Mr. Abreu said that it would be a disservice to his students if he were simply to teach the test.

"Our main aim here," confirms Mark Bound, the college's A&R consultant, "is not simply to teach them about the industry but also to be aware of all the possible pitfalls.

He might have been content simply to teach thousands of university students in Uganda how to use computers, assemble them into networks, manage them and write basic software programs.

Simply to teach it deference?

Not to impose conversion, but simply to teach that it is there, and that in the history of this nation there exist a set of values that constituted our founding and from whence those values were carried forward for more than two and a quarter centuries, and became core to the shaping of the nation's character.

Or that, as has been asserted, Germany simply wants to teach Greece a lesson.

I simply wanted to teach the physics of music in plain English so that everyone could understand.

She didn't lament, she didn't complain, she simply volunteered to teach the class herself, writing lessons from Scripture, largely around the golden rule.

Some are simply meant to teach us about ourselves and we don't learn that hard-earned lesson until they're over.

Have those consumed with surviving the desperation simply forgotten to teach their children to respect law enforcement, to acquiesce when an officer tells you to stop an illegal action?