Example collocations logo

Taught in sentence

1163 examples of Taught in a sentence

The waiters are products of a society that has taught them that men are more important than women.
Now, what if the parents, from the beginning, taught both the boy and the girl to cook Indomie?
The first time I taught a writing class in graduate school, I was worried.
We took that vulnerability that Joel taught us, and we encoded the game with it.
Many of us have grown up in the world of the academy and enlightened liberal thought, where we're taught everything is open to debate.
Galileo taught it to us centuries ago.
They taught me that it's OK to say 'no'."
My country has taught me the capacity for a human being to love is akin to godliness.
I want to share with you something my father taught me: no condition is permanent.
A.B. had just been taught how to use this color-coded measuring tape that wraps around the upper arm of a child to diagnose malnutrition.
Later, after Prince was discharged, A.B. taught mom how to feed baby a food supplement.
The stories of A.B. and Musu have taught me something fundamental about being human.
I think a lot more about what my father taught me.
Above all else, what building that program taught me was that when we sow, when we invest in the humanity of people no matter where they're at, we can reap amazing rewards.
So around 300 BC in Athens, someone named Zeno of Citium taught many lectures walking around a painted porch, a "stoa."
The reason I care about this problem so much is I studied at a lab called the Persuasive Technology Lab at Stanford that taught [students how to recognize] exactly these techniques.
Because at least once a year, on the festival of Passover, we told our story and we taught it to our children and we ate the unleavened bread of affliction and tasted the bitter herbs of slavery.
And I was taught some strange thing as a kid, like, you've got to make something good out of something bad.
I taught myself how to paint by going to museums and looking at images like this.
She, at over 100, taught me how to make the local specialty, which is called culurgiones, which are these large pasta pockets like ravioli about this size, this size, and they're filled with high-fat ricotta and mint and drenched in tomato sauce.
And so the more I talked to scientists and read peer-reviewed literature and tried to conduct myself the way I'd been taught to conduct myself at Penn State when I was a student, it became very difficult for me to make the argument that we weren't at least having some effect.
I taught English and bought water filters and food and took all of the kids to the dentist for the first time in their lives.
It was the sugar that our biology professors taught us about in the context of the coating of your cells.
But all of this has taught me so much about just the importance of bringing your whole self to work.
He taught others how to make a dirty bomb to use on the London Underground, and he plotted a massive bombing campaign in London's shopping areas.
It's because human genetics has taught us that when it comes to our telomerase, we humans live on a knife edge.
And yet, they happen so often in so many of our cities, because the first thing we are taught to forget about poor people is that they are people.
And I know we were all taught not to talk about politics because it's not polite, but we need to be able to talk about it, because it's important to us and it's a part of who we are.
And this whole experience taught me something: our gadgets ain't going to save us.
Some decades back, I was taught out of a similar alphabet sheet.
BackNext