Sentence examples for always learnt from inspiring English sources

"We have always learnt from defeats, whether it was the first Test loss on Australia last summer or the loss to Ireland in the Grand Slam game.

You could see the joyful enthusiasm in the overseas students' eyes as they thrust their hands into air to answer questions on post-modernism (we always learnt about post-modernism).

I'd always learnt in counselling that you don't get people to theorise or hypothesise about how someone else feels (health care provider 103).

Skills can always be learnt, but personalities cannot.

Tracey Baker, Chard From John I have learnt that practice does not always make perfect.

Through the years I have learnt that sport doesn't always give you the fairy tale story, but every now and then it does happen".

As the risk of overfitting is always present with attributes that are partially learnt from the training set, the GO attributes could be further elaborated, for example: using housekeeping and tissue specific lists of GO terms verified by expert curators, or by learning the GO lists from other sources.

Having returned from speaking at a conference hosted by the World Bank President Jim Yong Kim on the issue of constituency feedback, I have re-learnt that important lesson: citizens always know better than the government or the market what works for them.

At the bottom, until the 1890s, were slaves.However bizarre it may seem to outsiders, the near-divinity of their leaders is something the North Koreans have learnt to live with, if not always easily.

But there is always more to do and lessons to be learnt and I'll make sure we do that".

"The first thing I always say to them - and kind of learnt by accident at my first Games - is that you are going to wake up on the first morning and think, 'oh my God, it's the Olympics'.