Sentence examples for views taught from inspiring English sources

It was high-stakes work that shaped Mr. Romney's values and views, taught him the art of salesmanship and negotiation and took him deep inside the boardrooms and factories of American business.

China's economic rise began in the early '80s despite the Maoist views taught there in the decades prior.

He constantly spoke of his attraction to Buddhism, which in his view taught that "life changes every minute, the world is born and dies every minute".

He increasingly adopted the view that true authority lay in the inner light given by God to his own, rather than in the Bible, a view taught by Nikolaus Storch, a leader of a reform group known as the "Zwickau prophets".

They view teaching as their motivation rather than an unpleasant side effect to their appointment.

As cliché as it sounds, discussing issues that really mattered with a class of 13 students changed my life, the way I view teaching, and the way I view myself.

The report suggests that researchers may come to view "teaching experience as a value-added component of graduate research training," rather than as a diversion from valuable research time.

In his view teaching Heidegger's ideas without disclosing his deep Nazi sympathies is like showing a child a brilliant fireworks display without warning that an ignited rocket can also blow up in someone's face.

On this view, teaching with evaluative feedback involves leveraging learning systems designed to maximize an organism's positive outcomes.

"I view teaching as a rewarding profession, which really gives me the chance to make a difference".

First, the protective role of combining teaching with another job may result from the fact that being involved in a job besides teaching may encourage teachers to view teaching challenges in a different light by reducing the negative emotional impact of such challenges and by modulating the perceived seriousness of problems.