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It also taught readers how to understand dance itself".
SEATTLE — Amazon.com has taught readers that they do not need bookstores.
Classicism had displaced romanticism; Eliot had taught readers to avoid the "spilt religion" of Blake and Shelley.
It also taught readers how to understand dance itself, a rare skill — indeed, a rare ambition — at that time.
Bayle taught readers to doubt, a lesson in subversion that Diderot and d'Alembert, the authors of the Encyclopédie (1751-80), learned well.
Ulysses taught readers to read sentence-fragments as signals that the barriers between inside and outside, speech and thought, were dissolving, but here the whole paragraph seems to be spoken aloud.
In their articles promoting and explaining their models, Silver, Sides, Wang, and others have taught readers some valuable statistical lessons, such as not to put much emphasis on a single poll, to think in terms of probabilities rather than certain outcomes, and how to figure out which polls are most likely to be reliable.
The Latin text taught readers how to determine the times of nighttime prayers from positions of the stars, and Sirius is described within as rubeola — "reddish".
Now, as this is one of the flag ship books for teaching reader comprehension, writers can learn a little bit about how an audience comprehends a story of this magnitude, in regards to mysteries, thrillers, and compelling dramas especially.
Fiction teaches readers to believe the same thing.
Besides teaching readers how to hold the instrument and introducing basic chords, Mr. Weedon urged moderation in matters of volume.
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