Sentence examples for yet to instruct from inspiring English sources
Stewart has yet to instruct his supporters to vote for Gillespie, reassuring them on Tuesday night that "there is one word you will never hear from me: 'unity.'".
Officials also complained that Saudi Arabia has yet to formally instruct its banks to expeditiously seize such assets if they are found.
And since that prophesy is not yet fulfilled, Hazlitt seeks to instruct our century even more potently than his own.
The result, or so we are always being told, is a couple of generations' worth of people -- a vast and somewhat underemployed army -- who have been trained to write competent but profoundly uninspired short fiction that is unread except by other writers of short fiction and by the people who hire them to instruct yet more people in this arcane little craft.
In summary, these results confirms that Notch signaling is activated by DLL1 in CD4+ T cells, yet this is insufficient to instruct either Th1 or Th2 fate specification, nor can NICD act to redirect CD4+ T cell differentiation under these conditions (Figure 2).
Yet fiction loses its special power if it seeks to instruct or clarify, rather than losing itself in ambiguity or what the philosopher Richard Rorty called contingency and irony.
Yet in an area where so many schools remain free to instruct as they see fit, there were worries.
He produces yet more examples of his bullying and boorishness such as Mr Bush having to instruct him to return Condoleezza Rice's phone calls.
David Elazar continued to instruct Gonen to evacuate soldiers from strongpoints which were not yet surrounded, even though by October 7 most Israeli defences were encircled.
More, really, to edify, to instruct".
