Sentence examples for an emphasis on learning from inspiring English sources

So, for an actor working on this material, there is an emphasis on learning the lines exactly as written, but often one struggles with trying to remember if at a specific moment a guy is called a son of a bitch or a bastard.

It will also place an emphasis on learning a variety of techniques including mindfulness.

The schools follow a curriculum very similar to San Francisco's, including an emphasis on learning about the biotech business.

Zuckerberg will choose a new title every two weeks, "with an emphasis on learning about different cultures, beliefs, histories and technologies," he wrote.

The Facebook founder and chief executive announced on his page recently that he has vowed to read a book every other week in 2015, with an emphasis on learning about different beliefs and cultures.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg announced his biweekly book club in January last year, focusing on books that have "an emphasis on learning about different cultures, beliefs, histories and technologies".

Indeed, the newly revised framework seems to have an added emphasis on learning by defining a set of learning goals to clarify the end point expectations of PSE to help ease children's transition into primary school (MOE 2012b).

New York-based Lindblad Expeditions offers cruises with every amenity that you'd expect from, say, Holland or Silversea, but with an added emphasis on learning.

Most of these courses place an equal emphasis on learning plant identification at the family level, and on conceptual issues related to the history and practice of systematics.

In a critical review of the original version of the NEL Framework published in 2003, Ang (2006) pointed out that "there is a clear emphasis on learning, and the framework reflects an attempt to focus on the context and process of learning, with suggestions for appropriate forms of provision" (p. 207).

In a 2007 article for MSNBC, James Oberg, however, argued that a continued emphasis on learning from tragedies like Apollo 1 or the 1986 Challenger and 2003 Columbia space shuttle disasters acts as a way of "ducking a fearsome responsibility" for the mistakes that caused the tragedies.