Sentence examples for text taught from inspiring English sources

The Latin text taught readers how to determine the times of nighttime prayers from positions of the stars, and Sirius is described within as rubeola — "reddish".

So on this Mother's Day, instead of joking snidely about how your mother doesn't know how to text, teach her how to do it, be patient and don't be an ass about it.

The Bhagavad Gita, an ancient Vedic text, teaches us that "death is not your friend".

I'm tired of being told that the simplest and most direct reading of the Biblical text teaches that men are in authority over women, and any other reading twists the text.

This approach focuses more on what experience seems to present us with (or what a sacred text teaches) rather than what we come to learn by analyzing facts about the world.

How might this text teach us a Christian understanding of the practice of male circumcision?

As a child, he learned Hebrew and Aramaic to read the ancient and medieval religious texts taught at the Maimonides School, a private Jewish school in Brookline, Mass.

Yee hah! Having lived through a decade or so in which quaint terms like "beheading", "torture" and "talent show" have regained purchase in common discourse, expressions which should be relegated to historical texts taught to no children left behind, it is no longer surprising to find that the only recently passed Bush era will have spawned living, breathing embodiments walking among us today.

The topic has been included in leading toxicologic and risk assessment texts, taught at graduate level courses in toxicology, and discussed at major professional meetings.

That could be ignored until you know what the texts teach about polytheists.

He pulls out the following quote from the text: "Teaching thinking is treated as a straightforward matter like teaching furniture refinishing.