Sentence examples for taught to question from inspiring English sources

The reason is simple, Captain Strasburg said, these young marines "are taught to question nothing".

But most of us are not taught to question a lot.

However much they are given good examples, encouraged and taught to question, some students will go farther than others.

Students who are not taught to question our polices will be ill prepared as adults to improve on them.

William Packer, art critic of The Financial Times, said that while today's museumgoers have been taught to question art driven by "simple human excitement," the works in "American Sublime" are refreshing.

It's easy for students to see representations of the past in videos as reality, so it's important that they're taught to question the reliability and utility of video evidence.

As architecture design students we are taught to constantly question and reimagine the way things are.

Students were taught to not question authority, but in the spring of 2011 they started to protest openly on many campuses.

Girls in Bountiful were taught to never question their husbands or fathers, to never to turn down sexual advances, and to have as many children as possible.

Young researchers are not taught to cite data, to question assumptions properly or how to keep detailed lab notes, says Sukeyasu Yamamoto, a former physicist at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst and now an adviser to RIKEN.

Using a multiple probe across participants design, three fifth-grade students with severe disabilities were taught to answer comprehension questions during read-alouds of social studies text using a modified system of least prompts and graphic organizer.