Sentence examples for slowly taught from inspiring English sources

The victim is slowly taught to restructure her reactions to her memories of the rape.

She borrowed a monitor from a friend, and slowly taught herself how to use the machine.

"For the educated man," he writes, "there is a moment of his early acquaintanceship with Dante when he realizes that all he has slowly taught himself to enjoy in poetry is everything that Dante has grown out of.

At first only irritated by her mother, she is slowly taught to despise her, in part encouraged by the newly jagged generational fault lines of the period, in which not to despise one's parents is to become them.

Collett has slowly taught Kauto Star new moves and is in no rush for him to compete after well-received exhibition displays at Barbury and Burghley horse trials.

He then started clapping slowly, teaching the crowd of young fans how to enjoy his music properly, saying, "If you're gonna clap, at least clap on the beat".

I have no control over the future, and so I am slowly teaching myself not to live there.

Speak clearly and slowly, teaching them only one word at a time.

Though they were not fully weaned, they soon learn to eat the meat their father provides and he slowly begins teaching them how to avoid humans and how to survive.

We may not be able to change the world overnight, but we can change it slowly by teaching our kids that differences in color, sexuality, lifestyle, size, shape and religion are something to be celebrated, welcomed and respected -- not just tolerated.

Go slowly when teaching yourself how to love exercise and don't expect miracles overnight.