Sentence examples for to teachings from inspiring English sources
noun
Something taught by a religious or philosophical authority.
- Many follow the teachings of Confucius.
Mr. al-'Owhali's lawyers say he was "exposed to teachings and materials which promoted jihad and martyrdom at an early age".
Mr. al-'Owhali's lawyers have said in court papers that he was "exposed to teachings and materials which promoted jihad and martyrdom at an early age".
Once inside, my father danced, meditated, listened to teachings, and did "some kind of wild stuff...but nothing too crazy".
In addition to teachings, those living on the monastery weren't allowed to eat meat or dairy, smoke, or drink alcohol.
You get the point; many acts are an abomination according to teachings in the bible, not just "homosexuality".
The 37-page document provides a fuller picture about the Dec. 2 attack and shows that Farook was attracted to teachings about violent Islamic militarism several years before he married Tashfeen Malik.
For the AIP assessments a univariate analysis of variance was used to determine between-subjects effects with regards to teaching-style, order, and teaching-style + order.
For faculty devoted to teaching--which is to say, anyone Brown would want to hire--students' intelligence and drive are major draws.
Additionally, religious involvement may lead to exposure to church teachings which directly contradict evolution, resulting in decreased acceptance of evolution.
Corporal DeShazer gained the strength to survive, and he became determined to spread Christian teachings to his enemy.
Tolle formed a company to sell products related to his teachings called Eckhart Teachings.
