Sentence examples for taught to show from inspiring English sources

A behind-the-scenes stop at "textile services" (the laundry) might emphasize how managers are taught to show appreciation for lower-level workers by pitching in to complete menial tasks.

As an African-American male, I have always been taught to show respect to the police, even when or if I feel that the officer is wrong.

"We have been taught to spend and we have been taught to show off and we have been taught to show the finer things in life, and that may be good for you in the short term because people like to see flashy things.

We communicate well, we were taught to show love to one another.

Joey can be taught to ask for a snack ("I want a snack, please"), or taught to show you a picture of a snack when he is hungry (Picture Exchange Communication System).

Pawong children are taught to express and show their fear to their peers, as well as to avoid conflict at all costs.

For instance, one daughter spoke of the need for the involvement of all family members: " My hope, is that somehow, there would be some kind of a teaching to show the whole family that they have to stand together in order for it to work well.

At the supermarket, for instance, students are taught to say, "Show me what you want," rather than memorizing the names of dozens of products.

I was taught to avoid showing off.

Rihanna also demonstrated the dance moves which are featured in the video, including the bogle, the butterfly, and the dutty wine, which she taught to the show's host.

When you're an 85-year-old you're taught not to show your emotions.