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Sentences ending with teaches

Let us now examine history, and see what it teaches. [5]

Sentences containing teaches two or more times

War not only teaches what man can be, but it teaches also what he must not be. [6]
If history teaches anything, it teaches that. [5]

More example sentences with the word teaches in them

And Miss Hood, who takes us out walking and teaches us composition, is such a ridiculously strict old maid--you would laugh at her. [9]
The Scripture teaches us to prove before we retain. [10]
She teaches her uncle his book. [5]
They need faith to support them more than men do, for they have a great deal less to call them out of themselves, and it comes easier to them, for their habitual state of dependence teaches them to trust in others. [6]
It teaches us to believe that His example was not meant to be followed, in this respect, by all His disciples. [5]
He teaches men this doctrine, and in so doing prepares the public mind to take the next decision when it comes, without any inquiry. [7]
The most humiliating thing to me about a garden is the lesson it teaches of the inferiority of man. [4]
The history of the sea teaches that among starving, shipwrecked men selfishness is rare, and a wonder-compelling magnanimity the rule. [5]
The study of the natural sciences teaches those who are devoted to them that the most insignificant facts may lead the way to the discovery of the most important, all-pervading laws of the universe. [6]
The novelist knows the deep significance of every article of toilet, and nature teaches him to array his characters for the summer novel in the airy draperies suitable to the season. [4]
Sickness teaches us that we must condone, and not condemn. [9]
Experience teaches us that we do not always receive the blessings we ask for in prayer. [5]
You probably know that he teaches that life in itself is not so great a blessing that it must be deemed a misfortune not to live. [10]
Now I will tell you why I remain chafing here in a bloodless tranquillity which my reputation teaches you is repulsive to my nature. [5]
The old religion teaches that the world is cruel for most of us, but if we are obedient and humble we shall be rewarded in heaven. [9]
Carlyle teaches no such gospel so the change is in me--in my vision of the evidences. [5]
Life seems a serious thing, what I have seen of it--and my observation teaches me that it is made up mainly of hiccups, unnecessary washings, and colic. [5]
I will not send even my foe to death without a hearing, especially at this time, which teaches me what it is to await the verdict of one who is more powerful. [10]
If it was really good fortune in love that snatched the zecchins from my purse yesterday: "Then," cried Biberli eagerly, "to-night is the very time, ere Countess Cordula teaches you to forget what troubles you, to win them back. [10]
The best part of our knowledge is that which teaches us where knowledge leaves off and ignorance begins. [3]
And the force of obvious analogy teaches us not to expect all the qualities which please the general taste in those whose instincts lead them to attack the moral nuisances which poison the atmosphere of society. [6]
I have no objection--though he teaches that man must subjugate matter and not become subject to it.--["Mihi res, non me rebus subjungere. [10]
Experience teaches them nothing; they can't seem to learn anything except out of a book. [5]
It is the Moral Sense which teaches the factory proprietors the difference between right and wrong--you perceive the result. [5]
First she taught me how to crochet, but she teaches me many other things, too. [11]
When I was little he always brought me balls, dolls ninepins from Memphis and Sais; and now that I am older he teaches me beautiful new songs. [10]
I have mysterious knowledge which teaches me that there was an error that other time when it was thought the institution of the bath banished the fountain. [5]
It teaches us how even we human beings are permitted to resemble the immortals. [10]
It does a great quartz-mining business, now--that business which, more than any other that I know of, teaches patience, and requires grit and a steady nerve. [5]
I want to finish the day the machine finishes, and a week ago the closest calculations for that indicated Oct. 22--but experience teaches me that their calculations will miss fire, as usual. [5]
The lesson their experience teaches is, that Nature makes no leaps,--does nothing per saltum. [6]
Our life on earth is but a pilgrimage, and Heaven is the goal, and the Guide who teaches us never to miss the way, is our Saviour. [10]
Yes, my little bird, death teaches us to know our real friends, and so I won't have you buried in a coarse linen sack, but in a soft silk shawl. [10]
The cruel doctrine at which all but case-hardened "professionals" shudder cones out, as she teaches and illustrates it, as unlike its original as the milk which a peasant mother gives her babe is unlike the coarse food which furnishes her nourishment. [6]

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