Sentence examples for widely teaching from inspiring English sources

Afterward he traveled and spoke widely, teaching periodically in the United States.

Sarah Powers traveled widely teaching yin yoga, and when her students asked for more information, she would refer them to Paul Grilley, who began receiving requests to travel and offer seminars.

He is still widely taught there to schoolchildren.

Available in many editions, "The Jungle" is still widely taught in schools and colleges.

The book is widely taught in universities and remains a steady seller in Africa.

The purpose of a teach-in is to create awareness and understanding of topics that have not been widely taught.

"The Giver" has sold several million copies and is widely taught in middle school and junior high classrooms.

Graham's work is now famous, and widely taught in schools, yet his teacher has been all but forgotten.

First, I hadn't realised Latin was so widely taught outside private schools (investigation revealed this was due to the survival of small pockets of grammar schools).

Once described by Gore Vidal as the worst writer in America, he was nonetheless at one point said to be the novelist most widely taught in American universities.

By 1950 the T.A.T. was one of the most frequently used personality tests, and it is still widely taught to psychologists in training.