Sentence examples for textbook taught from inspiring English sources

His textbook taught college students how to think about economics.

Rosin adds: "If everything your home-school textbook taught you wasn't true, then everything the esteemed Dr. Farris said wasn't necessarily true, and what your parents said might not be true either.

‘‘What can an exchange rate really mean,’‘ he wrote in Changing Fortunes (1992), ‘‘in terms of everything a textbook teaches about rational economic decision making, when it changes by 30% or more in the space of 12 months only to reverse itself?

Only the Chinese Communist Party, textbooks taught, had the fortitude to end a hundred and fifty years of humiliation by foreign invaders.

From the early eighties until the onset of the financial crisis, macroeconomic textbooks taught us that fiscal policy is not effective in dampening business cycles.

What Representative Hoffmann meant is that these textbooks taught evolution and didn't have a trace of intelligent design or creationism, and thus he considers them a problem.

For decades chemistry textbooks taught that bimolecular nucleophilic substitutions, known in chemistry parlance as SN2 reactions, cannot take place at a tertiary carbon centre that is, a carbon atom bonded to three other carbon atoms.

Our parents could not divulge much: We were little, brainwashed and enthusiastic; we could report them just as our textbooks taught us to do.

Official Saudi Ministry of Education textbooks teach children intolerance and contempt for the West, Christians and Jews.

School textbooks teach a concept of nationalism that the sociologist Kenan Cayir says "does not include or tolerate differences".

It could be Catholic guilt, or lingering Marxism (economics textbooks teach pupils about the conflict between capital and labour).