Sentence examples for theme taught from inspiring English sources

(Princess Leia's theme taught me almost as much about the French horn as did Tchaikovsky's Fifth Symphony).

Yacub contributed the traditional and original works for each theme, taught Wynton the bell patterns on which each rhythm is based, how the bell combines with the drums, and where the other instruments come in.

An article on Thursday about the Pentagon's review of anti-Islam themes taught in military classrooms gave an outdated name for a Defense Department school where students complained about the curriculum.

Not all of the themes taught the first semester are suitable to apply the inverted classroom approach, but it has been proven to be successful and increase the fun of teaching throughout the first year.

*Ranking is based on the mean frequency of lecture themes taught (percentage) across degree programs from highest to lowest.

The similarity in lecture themes taught across the four different degree programs shows that common knowledge- and competency-based learning outcomes can be defined for pharmacology.

This final version could then be compared, not only with each other but with the roles and themes taught on the DAFNE course (the DAFNE narrative).

The breadth of content was defined in two ways: 1) the identification of lecture themes taught in each course and the percentage of courses in a given degree program that taught each of those themes; and 2) the percentage of courses that addressed a particular topic within a theme.

The survey design did not allow the index of theme coverage to be considered equivalent to the depth in which the theme was taught, and it is recognised that a greater number of lectures allocated to topics within a theme does not necessarily indicate that the theme was taught in greater depth.

In a giant children's area nearby, full of play sets, stilt-walkers and wandering entertainers dressed as English gentlemen (in keeping with the festival's new warped-upper-class theme), instructors taught passers-by how to juggle batons and spin plates.

He was the first president in modern times to campaign on a theme that taught Americans to virtually hate their government and give up on it because, even though it had played the most pivotal role in making America the envy of the world, he, without justification, said it did not work and was not the solution to our problems -- it was the problem.