Sentence examples for to teach something from inspiring English sources

Lucretius's poetry is didactic, that is, poetry that aims overtly to teach something.

And why must it, as seemingly ever, have to be left to a classroom to "teach" something?

And it's difficult trying to teach something that you don't necessarily have a great feel for yourself".

"You can sit around and whine about it, but I think college athletics is supposed to teach something," he said.

If it wants to teach something expensive, it can raise the money from fees, or from outside donors, or subsidise it from its endowment.

One of things I admire about Ubisoft is their current positioning strategy is partly to do with education, they really like their games to teach something.

You might get to learn and teach something new When watching a film or reading a book, study the characters.

"Maybe they could teach something to medical professionals.

It has to have a moral or teach something useful.

This is where you teach something new to the class (of course allowing for questions or comments when applicable).

According to the natural pedagogy theory, direct gaze, by virtue of being a cue of communicative intent, causes the receiver to search for referents and expecting to be taught something that is generalizable across contexts (Csibra & Gergely, 2009).