Sentence examples for strictly taught from inspiring English sources

He also stressed that licentiates are strictly taught their limits as technicians and the steps to take in case of an emergency.

She was strictly taught only the basics of Earthbending by a tutor but learned its original form from badger-moles, the original Earthbenders.

And for a couple of millennia, Jews have been strictly taught not even to try pronouncing it but instead to say "Adonai, Lord".

Working with Strictly taught me the business of the industry and how to be my own boss at a very young age.

She does not, however, strictly teach them how to sing by, say, refining the timbre of their voices.

If we truly accept the materialist worldview of modern times (everything is composed of material, and all phenomena – even mind – arise through material interactions), then a basic neural difference does not strictly teach us anything new, because for every difference in mental state, there must also be an associated difference in the brain.

Whereas pioneer coaches such as Henry Iba of Oklahoma A&M University (now Oklahoma State University) or Long Island University's Clair Bee taught strictly a man-to-man defense, the zone defense, developed by Cam Henderson of Marshall University in West Virginia, later became an integral part of the game (see below Play of the game).

Her Chinese professors taught strictly by the book, going methodically through vocabulary and exercises in the textbooks, allowing students few opportunities to speak English in class.

Strictly speaking, students are taught to write 1.32+4.28=5.6.

Assuming that the sequence in the papal letter is strictly chronological, Gregory then taught theology at various Augustinian studia in Italy, first at Bologna, where he is attested as lector in documents of late 1332, 1333, and early 1337.

Not to teach strictly about Computer Science but to get people as enthusiastic as I became about App Inventor.