Sentence examples for would ever teach from inspiring English sources

The mysterious stroke is part windmill, part sling, and his huge backswing flails away like a medieval mace that no coach in his right mind would ever teach a young student.

In the painful tumult of daily protests, an entire generation of Québécois youth is learning a political lesson no class would ever teach: violence underlies all of society's inequalities, and power doesn't yield an inch without a fight.

A good writer would never do what he's told to do by -- shudder -- an M.F.A. program!); just to let the young writers who read the Book Review (and who might themselves be thinking about attending an M.F.A. program someday) know: no M.F.A. program worth its salt would ever "teach" a writer not to use the second person, not to write in present tense, not to tell a story sequentially.

I never thought I would ever teach.

One of the best, sweetest students I'd ever taught, sank into a depression.

He was the only openly gay student I'd ever taught, and I admired him for having the courage to stand up to what seems to be a pretty homophobic culture in South Los Angeles, but otherwise he made no impression on me.

Would they ever teach that at journalism school?

"If I ever teach writing again, I'd say the first lesson is to listen".

WB: Jay is teaching in a lot bigger classroom than I'll ever teach in.

I would bet that no one ever taught you essential skills such as: how to motivate yourself to make healthy choices every day, what to do when you experience a craving; how to get yourself to exercise (even when you don't feel like it), how to get immediately back on track when you make an eating mistake, and how to cope with negative emotions without turning to food.

It didn't tally with anything I'd ever been taught about the war.