Sentence examples similar to a learned perspective from inspiring English sources

Tiffany explained computer security from a very accessible and learned perspective, she studied it much in the way she studied viruses and bacteriology.

He also said that Mr. Levine, with his extensive legal experience, "will provide a learned and independent perspective as to, among other things, the assessment of these claims and the proper exercise of the discretion and judgment by these fiduciaries".

It's a learned look; learned from those goddamn princesses.

Learning Is a Learned Behavior.

A learned art? "I have learned... to be content".

This difference in perspective can partly be explained by what is known as a future time perspective [ 37] which is a learned cognitive style of information processing that favours a focus on the future and is partly conditioned by socio-economic context [ 38].

That is, after all, what true contemplation must be about: a commerce with the irreality of things, a learned habit to see them from the privileged perspective of their pre- and nonexistence.

No one has put the F-word in better perspective than an Indian professor of English who offers a learned lesson in its myriad grammatically legitimate uses and, in so doing, sort of cauterizes it.

Dürer was a learned and progressive man, a humanist intellectual, credited in his lifetime with bringing the proportion and perspective of the Italian Renaissance to northern Europe.

Competition is a learned experience.

A learned and loving individual.