Sentence examples for yet been taught from inspiring English sources

His tutor, Gilbert Ryle (1900 76), soon described Ayer as "the best student I have yet been taught by".

He was stunned that my second-grade teacher didn't assign any homework, and that at the age of seven I hadn't yet been taught square roots or the concept of pi.

If you are young and have not yet been taught proper use of kitchen knives, get help from an adult for slicing the fruits.

It's true that he isn't yet being taught to students at Durham University, but there are still 75 years of the allotted 150 for them to get up to speed.

At Naples in 1540 he joined the circle of the influential Spanish religious writer Juan de Valdés, whose distinctive Christianity was a nonsacramental, undogmatic religion that stressed the immediacy of Inner Light (i.e., a divine presence to enlighten and guide the soul) yet was taught and practiced within the context of Roman Catholicism.

It's also so new that students were trying to answer questions about material that is in the official state academic standards but is not yet being taught in many classrooms.

On a more personal note, in the past, my almost-absent tolerance of stupidity has made me complain abundantly about my (too many) professors who had never worked outside the walls of a university and yet were teaching courses on industrial practices!

Yet we have been taught, perhaps brainwashed, to give the term zero substantive import.

These have been long established by comparative physiologists, yet have never been taught in any medical school.

Yet, we have been "taught" to believe that water from a bottle, sometimes costing as much as $10 a gallon, is better for us, or has more or less of this mineral or that vitamin.

Our children have not been taught yet to label.