Sentence examples for I learned the valuable from inspiring English sources

The next week in L.A., I learned the valuable skill of how to hide knocking knees under a conference table while pitching my heart out to the studio big boys.

Having spent more than two decades in Washington, D.C. working either in or with Congress I learned the valuable lesson of hiding behind process and using procedural maneuvers to thwart the will of the majority, whether it is the Members or the public.

Culpo: I don't think anything is really a failure because I find that I learn the most valuable life lessons from paths I have taken that don't necessarily pay off the way I had envisioned.

I learned this valuable advice first hand in New Zealand.

And how did I learn this valuable lesson?

And because, in facing my greatest fear, I had learned the most valuable lesson that anything is possible when you follow your passion.

In the process, I learned something valuable: The strongest way to pursue a life with courage is to set strong intentions.

"I learned some valuable lessons about the legislative process, the importance of bipartisan cooperation and the wisdom of taking small steps to get a big job done," she said.

And I learned a valuable lesson about the importance of fully understanding the network limits of our health plan.

She reportedly considered leaving politics in the aftermath and later wrote in her autobiography: "I learned a valuable lesson [from the experience].

Over the course of my time in the military I learned incredibly valuable lessons in situations that ranged from running training exercises in garrison to patrolling the streets of Baghdad and Najaf while engaging with the Iraqi community.