Sentence examples for taught to become from inspiring English sources

In a university 'war room', bright young programmers are taught to become 'white' hackers.

Seligman believed that humans, like dogs, could be taught to become more resilient, a phenomenon he called learned optimism.

I am convinced that they were taught to become opera stars in all that they said or did.

In one treatment, known as lucid dreaming, patients are taught to become aware that they are dreaming while the dream is in progress.

In 1909, they had graduated from Smith College, where students, as the college's first president described its mission, were taught to become "refined, intelligent gentlewomen".

Our literacy rate is about 90%, but you're being taught to become an accountant and then you apply for a job that is not there.

In 1945 he left teaching to become a literary editor for the New Statesman.

In 1901 she left teaching to become a full-time business agent for the union.

Mr. McGovern left teaching to become executive secretary of the South Dakota Democratic Party, and almost single-handedly revived a moribund operation in a heavily Republican state.

It also deplores, as McCrory did in his speech at Chapel Hill, that "universities allow teaching to become shallow and trendy, failing to challenge students intellectually and disparaging traditional principles of justice, ethics, and liberal education".

After they quit teaching to become stay-at-home moms, they regularly set up playdates with their children to sing traditional American songs.