Sentence examples for taught to respond from inspiring English sources

Service representatives are taught to respond to such people with visually oriented phrases of their own.

The dogs can be taught to respond to voice commands issued via the DS's built-in microphone and petted via the touch screen.

As it turns out, these devices have to be taught to respond to commands, and the procedure is slightly different for each appliance.

Am I dying?" The good news, she and Dr. Tulsky said, is that most doctors can be taught to respond in more helpful ways.

In response to questions about bats, he explained that they do not bite and can be taught to respond to commands.

The shouting and rocking of the audience was not entirely from the gut, though: this is the way audiences have been taught to respond to "heavy" music, from the metal of Black Sabbath to the guitar symphonies of Glenn Branca.

Labour claims the use of teachers who are not qualified leads to children in state schools being taught by people who have had no guaranteed training in safeguarding children, controlling a class or adapting teaching to respond to the strengths and needs of all pupils.

Students who go through sere are taught methods to resist interrogation techniques that may be used against them; they are taught how to respond when they are on the receiving end of interrogation".

Hartzell said "The Biology of Belief," in particular, taught him to respond positively when he let in a goal.

One of his sons, Willie King of Chicago, said his father taught him to respond with love when others are angry.

The report said: "Too often, students were not taught how to respond to everyday requests and thus routine work in the target language and opportunities to use it spontaneously were too few".