teachings

Her tone is pure, her morals are high, her teachings are direct and effective.

He had acquired this from his mother's teachings and his father's spendthrift ways.

He wrote the book of “Meaning and Life” and spread his teachings through the world.

These doctrines are known to this day as the teachings of the Yellow Ancient.

And then he ran over, in eager tones, all that he owed to her teachings.

Is it the turf and its teachings to which this crafty and cold-blooded spirit is owing?

Eugene's teachings had prepared me, in a manner, for their lessons.

These teachings go further and deeper into the heart than we suspect.

But 'tis not my teachings will corrupt the gallants of Whitehall.

Nor do the laws and teachings of our present civilisation matter one straw to me.