Sentence examples for a means to learn from inspiring English sources

"Pornography should be entertainment, but due to lacking alternatives, it has become a means to learn, especially for young people," he wrote.

A modern relic of early culture, the kachina doll of the Pueblo Indians, while essentially an instructive sacred object, is played with by children as a means to learn the myths of their culture.

The inquiry has been described by Brown as a means to "learn the lessons of the complex and often controversial events" from the September 11 terror attacks on the US to the withdrawal of most British troops from Iraq earlier this year.

Reflection on personal experience is described as a means to learn from experience, enable self-development and improve professional practice amongst other things.

Specifically, this architecture was based upon the DG and CA3 regions of hippocampus as a means to learn associations among k-tuples of entities.

This game-like approach is obviously more engaging than asking visitors to fill in a survey, but like those annoying 'pop ups', can be installed by a publisher as a means to learn more about their visitors and in turn, sell more advertising.

The days spent in hospital following birth were therefore seen as very important as a means to learning how to care for a new baby, with access to professional support.

There is no way to "learn" entrepreneurship through a PhD--getting a PhD means to learn how to study things that exist.

Managing the crisis by embracing game and simulation elements and human participation into an interactive system is a mean to learn about responding to unexpected events.

They also used their own experiences to retell what it would mean to learn a new language.

When you define the lesson you were meant to learn, create a mantra on paper, that you can commit to memory.