Sentence examples for Apt to learn from inspiring English sources

Someone good at her job is apt to learn more with experience, a fine thing.

But when you do that, you're more apt to learn how to do it the right way".

"The young bureaucrat-in-training" is apt to learn "that success comes not from pleasing the audience but from placating his superiors until that time it is reasoned effective to betray them".

WellPoint subscribers, the only ones who can view the comments, are not apt to learn that a doctor's "icy hands" and "crowded waiting room" made the examination "a downer".

We're more apt to learn there are other viewpoints," says Canavor.

Quoting from the Victorian self-improvement author Samuel Smiles, he declared that 'all persons are more or less apt to learn through the eyes rather than the ear… especially the case in early youth, when the eye is the chief inlet of knowledge' (Neurath 1946, 100).

Dion was, indeed, at this time extremely young in years, but of all the scholars that attended Plato he was the quickest and aptest to learn, and the most prompt and eager to practise, the lessons of virtue, as Plato himself reports of him and his own actions sufficiently testify.

These seniors had iPads, I suspected, because their kids and grandkids had already deemed them tech-savvy enough, or apt enough pupils, to learn the machine.

Nannerl herself was an extremely apt pupil, no less quick to learn than her brother, and was playing the keyboard with striking virtuosity by the time she was eleven.

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Tyrion's only beginning to learn that kind of statecraft, but he's certainly an apt pupil.