Sentence examples for taught to behave from inspiring English sources

But can it be taught to behave?

Sometimes these hunters literally hogtie the beasts and cart them off, though in the premiere the destination isn't clear — some kind of hog rehabilitation center, where they're taught to behave more like Babe, the adorable talking pig from the movies?

And some people -- many people -- can be taught to behave better.

They're taught to behave, in every stage of learning, in every sort of school.

We are taught to behave in certain ways, so as not to disturb the system that delivers money to those who have it and withholds it from those who don't.

Consumers need education, in which they can be taught to behave critically towards medication and media.

"I don't want to discourage young people from going to the theatre, but they have to be taught how to behave.

Jerry Angelo, the Bears' general manager, told The Chicago Tribune that highly paid young players need to be taught how to behave around lesser-paid veterans.

Professor Lerman, the American University economist, said some high school graduates would be better served by being taught how to behave and communicate in the workplace.

In early work in a social skills program for hyperactive children, Dr. Fine found that they could be more easily taught how to behave calmly if allowed to handle his pet gerbil.

He is awe-struck as he witnesses a dreamer for the first time: a woman whose movements are human, "but somehow poorly practiced, as if she had once, long ago, been taught how to behave as a human and was slowly, steadily forgetting".