Sentence examples for taught to view from inspiring English sources

This year the papers seem particularly revealing of how French youngsters are taught to view the world".What do we owe to the state?" was one essay option in the philosophy exam.

IN SOVIET times, it was the ideological caprice of the moment, rather than any open-ended research into the past, that determined how people were taught to view the different phases of their country's history.

Ms Ward has also written negatively about popular culture such as the Fifty Shades of Grey series, and suggested women were being taught to "view sex as a performance… where they don't demand pleasure for themselves".

She was taught to view the world through "Chinese eyes" by her beloved teacher, Prince Pu Quan, as a young woman growing up in Beijing (then Peking) in the 1930s and 40s.

Given all this, Americans are in an odd sort of bind: directed simultaneously to view work as a virtue and the working class as something to transcend, and taught to view this deeply communal activity as radically individualistic.

Inevitably, little girls are taught to view themselves as sexual objects that must be covered up from an early age – and it is this culture permeating the minds of our younger generations.

But why? Improv has taught to me to view entrepreneurship not merely as something we do, but rather as a skill that needs to be conditioned outside the office.

My own experiences taught me to view each (mis)adventure as a learning curve and approach problems with a level head, good judgement and healthy dose of humour.

With the publication of The Alchemy of Growth in the 1990s, Mehrdad Baghai and his colleagues from McKinsey & Company taught us to view portfolio management as having three time horizons.

A new publication advocates pupils being taught how to view pornography in school sex education lessons.

Hintz says the course has taught her to view her career as a project that she needs to manage, rather than just something that simply unfolds on its own.