Sentence examples for taught from a from inspiring English sources

'We're taught from a young age in this country how important hockey is,' Gretzky said.

"I think people are taught from a young age not to do that," Mr. Dingman told me recently.

To make her point, Ms. Medvec taught from a case about an imaginary small business that owned a racecar.

The course must be taught from a political science perspective, and be of significant relevance to the major.

"I was taught from a very young age that you need to stand up for the weaker party," Mr. Smith said.

"In traditional black male culture, we're taught from a young age to fear the sissy," writes J.L. King, a bisexual black author.

It wants religious education (which is not the same as religious instruction) to be a compulsory subject taught from a nationally determined curriculum.

We used to have his old boxing gloves, and I was taught from a very young age to have a good right hook.

Pupils are taught from a young age how to take care of their bodies, but looking after their minds often comes later, if at all.

Girls are taught from a young age to feign no interest whatsoever in their intimate parts or, worse, to be ashamed of them.

Imagine Abraham Lincoln, born in a log cabin, raised in poverty, self-taught from a small cache of books, being stymied in his early education by the lack of an e-reader.