Sentence examples for trying to teach something from inspiring English sources

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

All that said, I am concerned that we may be trying to teach something to children at an age where they are ill equipped to understand it as fully as they would need to.

An element of adorableness is helpful when you're trying to teach something to young kids.

Undoubtedly, most of what we are concluding about you is just plain wrong because most of us are so busy trying to teach you something rather than learn something from you.

Do not get upset when your mum/dad is telling you something and you think they are shouting at you because they are trying to teach you something important.

Listening to her music is a totally different experience from listening to other people's – it's like she's trying to teach you something.

Watching over her wild child, trying to teach him something resembling normal behavior, absorbs all of Harriet's time and energy, to the neglect of her four charming older children.

Simón argues with Davíd, too – he's trying to teach him something about the world, and that includes a certain amount of criticism about the society they live in.

Maybe God is trying to teach you something.

So you are kind of trying to teach us something else".

Could it be God is trying to teach us something about Jesus and His way?