Sentence examples for teaching audiences from inspiring English sources

In performance, including at schools, she and Ghouse have begun teaching audiences a simple Noongar welcome song called Wanjoo.

"DANCEAFRICA" For thirty years now, BAM's annual festival has been teaching audiences that when Chuck Davis cries out "Ago!" ("Attention!") the appropriate answer is "Amee!" ("I'm listening!").

When covering a standard like Afro Blue, she sounds like herself – and thus like the beacon of contemporary R&B that she is – while also teaching audiences about the genre's history.

For if anything is remembered about Larkin's attitude towards Brubeck, it will be his sarcastic description of the pianist "teaching audiences to clap in 11/4 time", rather than his actual view of this particular live performance – which was that the quartet "did a splendid job".

This was because teaching the logic behind communism in order to criticize it had the reverse effect of possibly teaching audiences communist ideology.

Figure  1 summarises the respondent profile including their occupation, teaching activities and teaching audiences.

This is an issue, because our practitioners affect every aspect of archaeology – from research, data collection and interpretation, to teaching, audience engagement, public relations and participation.

Indeed, results from a 2011 survey of LSE authors and readers revealed that authors (n = 227) chose to publish in the journal because it reached a biology researcher audience (89%), a BER audience (91%), and a biology teaching audience (90%).

Readers (n = 664) indicated that they appreciated that the journal is written to reach a biology researcher audience (95%), a BER audience (92%), and a biology teaching audience (92%).

All this was fascinating, but I wondered whether seeing "Shoah" again could teach audiences anything new.

The best of them have taught audiences something new and have shown them things they never expected.