Sentence examples for taught very from inspiring English sources

"Heidegger's not taught very often as it is".

I was taught very well by the lady who wrote the slogan, and I'm very good at making omelettes and scrambled eggs.

My mum taught very briefly at the school she attended, Dartmouth High, which experimented with large class sizes and which Wearing hated.

On the United States national team's struggling in competitions: "It doesn't surprise me anymore because the game isn't being taught very well in the U.S.A.

Beginner students are taught very intensively and therefore their numbers will, for now, be capped at 16, says Katrin Kohl, professor of German literature.

"This is when so many of the great country houses were being built, and the subject was taught very much in terms of architecture, because there was not a lot of indigenous painting or sculpture of great quality," he says.

He also took teaching very seriously.

"That's when I began teaching, very nervously.

Pension and training changes could leave teaching very stagnant.

Yes, I liked teaching very much, and I have many good memories.

As a play, it teaches very well; there are a lot of wonderful ambiguities to explore.