Meanings of taught obedience in English

To prevent friction and get good results, children should be taught obedience.

Religions have always taught obedience to God or to what takes His place.

The desire survives, strengthened, perhaps, but taught obedience and changed in scope and character.

Maybe he had been too severe with the girl, but she must be taught obedience.

They taught obedience and the Golden Rules.

And primarily it must be taught obedience.

How must the child be taught obedience?

When they refused to come back at his call, he stung them with fine shot, and in this manner taught obedience.

A people of savages should be taught obedience, but not in such a manner as to convert them into a people of slaves.

He thought, however, that his example of severity would have been received with approbation by princes whose subjects he had thus taught obedience.

In either instance, the law is being disobeyed, which sets up strong emotional currents in a population that has been taught obedience from childhood.

His bearing was a thing superb to behold; once taught obedience, there would scarce be a horse like him in the whole of England.

"Where should a wife go to be taught obedience?" I demanded.