Sentence examples for teaching rejected from inspiring English sources

This teaching rejected the belief that baptism of infants, who of course could not make personal decisions, conferred church membership.

In any case, most modern acting teaching rejects any one rigid way of doing things as uniquely right.

Leaders of a teaching union rejected the changes to public sector pensions on Friday, in a further blow to the coalition's hopes of ending the long-running dispute.

In it, he identified "a latitude of judgment" in Catholic teaching and rejected the notion, in the face of rising religious fundamentalism, that "our morality should be everybody else's," particularly when it concerned public-policy matters such as abortion and capital punishment.

We can take what we find beautiful in Jesus's teaching and reject what we find brutal.

Under the patronage of Charles, Prince of Wales, Raine founded in 1990 Temenos Academy, a teaching institution that rejected the "secular materialism" of the current age; the Temenos Academy Review was created in 1999 and included lectures given at the academy.

Because a criminal might try to poison a police dog, the animals are taught to reject handouts from anyone but their trainers.

Many straight men have been taught to reject anything that is gay.

In all these instances, communication requires vulnerability and transparency, ways of relating that men are taught to reject.

Students are taught to reject failure, yet many bright and capable students are left behind because their learning style doesn't fit into their teacher's box.

One of Cusk's beefs with Carolyn is that "no one taught me how to be a woman" — though, actually, she was taught, and she rejected the lessons.