Sentence examples for that could teach from inspiring English sources

"I Might" is the sort of unabashed 1960s psych-pop that could teach MGMT a thing or two.

While both have their moments, there's a simplicity and consistency to Morrison's album that could teach the show-off Willies a thing or two.

But if we retreat behind Snapchat videos, WhatsApp messages and Facebook posts, we lessen the possibility of an encounter that could teach us about one another and ourselves.

The result of his vision is a respectable collection of clothes, intelligently staged in a show that could teach a thing or two to brands with much greater archives and resources.

"But on the other side, this is taking a piece of literature out of the hands of students that could teach them about the culture of another country and the struggle for freedom.

Thom, with her assistant, Chopin, turns out to be brilliant company in this extraordinarily entertaining piece that could teach quite a lot of other theatre a lesson or two because of its sheer unpredictability.

Before, I used to believe that resilience is something that I could teach my kids (and my students).

"It was also very important in deinstitutionalization, showing that you could teach the kinds of skills that the kids needed to succeed at home and in the community".

So, I decided that my students spoke English well enough that they could teach themselves about the Civil War and write about it.

In his letter, Alex wrote that he would teach Omran math and that Omran could teach him another language.

Korea, by contrast, is a brash and backslapping land that could even teach New Yorkers something about outspokenness.