Sentence examples for teach far from inspiring English sources

Instead we are seduced now by specialty medicine, molecules and DNA, and medical schools teach far less anatomy than they used to.

After the trial is, as Clementi and the Legal Services Institute teach, far too late… what is necessary is what is described as before the event assurance and not after the event insurance… that there can be disciplinary sanctions for failures to conduct a trial properly is of no comfort to a prisoner suffering the effect of the failures in his cell.

The California State system is less selective and research-oriented than the prestigious University of California system, but teaches far more students.

Children are taught far too much too soon about the mechanism of sex, until a 12-year-old feels she should crawl away and die if she's still a virgin".

For those who seek intellectual treasure in this crudely carpentered Japanese dross about children and creatures from a digital world, comfort may be found in repetitive praise for the power of friendship and teamwork, although such lessons are taught far better in other children's fiction readily available this side of Oz.

There can be no definition without doubt, unless it be an intuitive definition, in which case we must return to doubt in order to verify the intuition... Catholics are scared stiff of the Holy Ghost, and that's the truth, though the church teaches far otherwise..

And video games are great tools for teaching, far beyond the confines of combat circumstances.

I believe that the average urban teaching contract makes this kind of teaching far harder than it has to be.

Now's the time to push this, and teach the far-right a lesson.

Nationality, they had been taught, meant far more than race.

The former Cowboys star quarterback Roger Staubach said the lessons Landry taught extended far beyond the field.