Sentence examples for true methods of from inspiring English sources

"Usually, these are tried and true methods of drawing away the public eye from more tangible problems.

Modern-day teacher-educators look back admiringly to Cyrus Peirce, creator of one of the first "normal" schools (as teacher training schools were called in the 1800s), who aimed to deduce "the true methods of teaching".

You don't have to be Karl Rove to appreciate the obvious fact that the evidence often fails to persuade, to suspect that what really works are the tried and true methods of good advertising, emotional associations and having the bigger stick (or "super PAC").

The rest come from the tried and true methods of fundraising — phone calls and snail mail.

Using its tried and true methods of attacking hard problems, everything that falls under Alphabet will be disruptive and exciting.

Some engineered-wood manufacturers may choose to use the new adhesive but stick to their tried and true methods of manufacturing.

Beating up on gay people is, it seems, still a tried and true method of rallying a certain section of the conservative base.

Barbadiño (pseudonym of the theologian and philosopher Luís António Verney) poured scorn on prevailing methods of education in Veradeiro método de estudar (1746; "True Method of Studying").

Failing these, you can always fall back on the tried and true method of frying the vegetables until golden and crisp.

IN NATURE of April 23, p. 599, there appears a letter from Dr. Sunder Lal Hora of the Indian Museum, Calcutta, on the subject of the mechanism of the so-called posterior sucker of the Simulium larva, in which he describes the true method of progression of this remarkable larva.

And unlike many Internet analysts, who fell into the habit in 1998 and 1999 of valuing Internet companies by page views, projected lifetime customer profitability, and other dubious metrics, Ms. Becker stuck to the tried and true method of valuing Yahoo based on its price-earnings ratio and earnings growth rate.