Sentence examples for things can be taught from inspiring English sources

These things can be taught.

Yet although she likens narrative sense to musicality ("you have an ear or you don't"), she believes some things can be taught, and aims to impart to her students "everything I wish I'd known".

Drop traditional ways of thinking about training: Are digital skills and literacy things that can be taught or things that are acquired through use and interaction with other users?

For example, they can provide schools, in which, among other things, people can be taught their responsibilities.

So I keep focussed on the things that can be taught: how to make a clean gesture, where to place a downbeat, how to study the music".

Affirmation, high expectations, belief in a child's very humanity: These are things that can be taught - if we are hearing from the right teachers.

The things that computers can be taught to do are by contrast economically fantastic.

The fundamental skill they are looking for, says Sam Lucy, director of admissions for the Cambridge colleges, is "precision of thinking" – most other things, she says, can be taught.

Craft and art are different things – I define craft as something that can be taught, while art requires inspiration.

DP World, he said, had backed up its assertion by quoting the opinion of an expert in coral reef fish, "which apparently can be taught to do things".

Net enrollment for primary schools already exceeds 95% for both boys and girls and will soon reach 100% (pdf), meaning that every child can be taught the same things about child marriage that programmes like ours teach, in every school in the country.