Sentence examples for taught for example from inspiring English sources

We are typically taught, for example, that there is one right answer to a problem.

Historians are taught, for example, never to use first-person singular or second-person pronouns.

For instance, ṛ is pronounced ri in the north and ru in areas such as Maharashtra; in very careful pronunciation (as taught, for example, in Maharashtra), this vowel is pronounced rɨ.

Census workers are being taught, for example, to look for clues that a house has two families living in it, such as an extra letter box or electricity meter.

More important is to identify the course you want to study for the next three years and the way that it is taught – for example, how flexible it is and whether it is assessed mainly through module coursework or final exam.

Aristotle had proven the validity of the moods of Figure 2 and 3 by converting them to four moods of Figure 1; and this was taught, for example, by Peter of Spain (thirteenth century) in his widely read handbook on logic, the Summulae logicales, certainly consulted by Valla here.

Mrs. Clinton has proposed testing prospective teachers on their subject of expertise as a condition of letting them teach, for example -- a plan the unions have endorsed.

It may be that the career you are retraining for, teaching for example, will have some kind of pension scheme in place".

They must teach, for example, that abstinence from sexual activity outside of marriage is the "expected standard" for all school-age children.

I love teaching for example, and I'm pretty good at it.

Hebrew Scriptures teach, for example: "Lift up your hands to God for the lives of your children, who faint from hunger at every street corner".