Sentence examples for that would educate from inspiring English sources

At a time when so much misrepresentation of Islam and the Middle East pervades the media, one would hope our publishers, literary agents, and educators would embrace books on the region that would educate Americans about the varied, accomplished, and artistic cultures in that part of the world.

"With this book, I thought I could write something new that would educate Americans about China".

That gave me the idea to write children's books that would educate children about finance.

Stephan J. Kramer, the general secretary of the Central Council of Jews in Germany, said the group favored the publication of a new edition of "Mein Kampf" with scholarly commentaries that would educate future generations on the evils of Nazism.

According to the museum's official history, "El Museo defined itself as an institution that would educate through a collection of culturally significant objects and as a place of cultural pride and self-discovery for the Puerto Rican founding community".

They should form a nonprofit organization (like the one I co-founded, the Connecticut Alliance Against Casino Expansion) that would educate the public and lobby state and federal officials.

"We had to reassure the agency that consumers would not be confused and that we would educate them," Mr. Peterson said.

"We support industry efforts to develop a consistent symbol and message that would help educate consumers about online advertising," Ms. Mithal said in an e-mail message.

Will we invest in programs that would help educate our children, maintain our roads and bridges, and train our workers for the high-paying jobs of the future?

Voters would probably agree: they repeatedly tell pollsters that they would educate their children privately if they could afford it.

On the train going home, the writer decided she didn't like tradition and that she would educate her daughters to be plumbers.