Sentence examples for teach otherwise from inspiring English sources

To teach otherwise is counter to the Bible and Christian history.

Remember what is taught, otherwise the teachings fall straight through the vase.

History teaches otherwise.

Experience teaches otherwise.

Unless we are taught otherwise, we may tend to look at evolution as a whole through the lens of our own idiosyncratic history, having descended from organisms that are in real senses undeniably simpler and less intelligent than ourselves.

Until taught otherwise, they're accepting of everyone.

It sends the message that, even if Penelope and Lydia don't agree with every single choice Elena makes, Elena is the one in charge of who she is, and she doesn't need to be taught otherwise.

The Earth is 6,000 years old, global warming is a myth, Satan buried dinosaur bones in the ground to trick us, and these children must not be taught otherwise, lest the fiery lakes of hell burn the flesh from their little limbs.

We suggested to parents that they could use any object not necessarily a shoe as we felt parents would find it unacceptable to ask a child to put a shoe on the table, and children might also be reluctant to do so if they had been taught otherwise.

Perhaps running was all he knew and no level of good sense was going to teach him otherwise.

What is your favorite book to teach or otherwise ask your students of journalism to read?  "Den of Thieves," by James B. Stewart; "Globalization: The Irrational Fear That Someone in China Will Take Your Job," by Bruce Greenwald and Judd Kahn; "An Hour Before Daylight," by Jimmy Carter; "Economics," by Paul Krugman and Robin Wells.