Sentence examples for unable to teach from inspiring English sources

My father would have been unable to "teach to the test".

Unable to teach, she applied for disability benefits, which took five months to begin.

He is now on administrative leave, unable to teach classes; in February, the psychology department voted to bar him from teaching for the coming academic year as well.

Toward the end of "Full Circles, Overlapping Lives," Bateson recounts a struggle with chronic fatigue syndrome that temporarily rendered her unable to teach.

Unable to teach, he spends his days writing English summaries of textbooks and daydreaming of running for a Chinese parliament in free elections.

He's suggested that confusion over what constitutes physical chastisement when disciplining children has left parents unable to teach their youngsters right from wrong.

The loquacious old man opens up about his past, sharing the sorrow of losing his wife and the regret that she was unable to finish teaching him to read and write.

Of course, the situation at Hogwarts had never been anywhere near as bad as at the universities in Eastern and Central Europe, where Jewish wizards as eminent as Freud and Einstein, unable to secure teaching appointments, were forced to use their magic in the service of formulating bizarre Muggle theories.

Unable to find anybody to teach him frame-building, Warmerdam, a mechanical engineering graduate, took a course in metalwork offered by an engineering training association in Southampton.

For example, she comments that Kingsley was "unable to resist the temptation to teach and preach the gospel of cleanliness".

Unable to play concerts, she continued to teach at both the Royal College of Music and Wells Cathedral School.