Sentence examples for taught very much from inspiring English sources

"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.

However, because so many of us are never taught very much about what to expect from our periods in the first place, it's hard to tell when something's wrong.

"Until recently, Saudis weren't taught very much about the country's Bronze Age history because it was pre-Islam," says McIntyre.

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

So there's a handful of professors with tenure, who don't teach very much, and then there's lot of people who have no benefits who do more of the teaching.

I'm not sure it all happened, and I don't think it teaches very much.

Typically, any training under 18 days won't teach very much.

Such courses typically lasted no more than an hour or a day, and nearly always contained valid, even vital ideas, but were too superficial, too removed from the realities of my classroom to alter my teaching very much, even when I yearned for change.

I worked with Judi Dench, Sir Ralph Richardson, and they were people who taught me very much about bodies and clothes.

"A team that chronically loses doesn't teach kids very much".

Yes of course the film is unrealistic, of course it's shallow, and of course it doesn't teach us very much about love (other than that it's all around).