Sentence examples for anything to learn about from inspiring English sources

But as professionals working in development, have we ourselves got anything to learn about the global goals?

Crawford: Do climate scientists have anything to learn about the role music might play in conveying their work on climate change?

"Anything you think there's not much to learn about, anything unglamorous, just go crazy on it," he said.

If you're close-minded, then you may tend to think that you don't have anything to learn from or about other people.

Still, he doesn't think that today's EDM stars have anything to learn from his experience about not letting spectacle overwhelm their music.

Is there anything more to learn about the candidates -- and does it matter to an American public now focused on unemployment and health care and terrorism?

Rip It Up And Start Again: Post-Punk 1978-1984 by Simon Reynolds Faber £16.99, pp520 It is hard to imagine there's anything left to learn about punk.

The release of nearly 3,000 classified documents related to the JFK assassination raises many questions, mainly: Jesus christ, after all these years, is there really anything left to learn about the JFK assassination?

Given that, extending back at least as far as the 1950s, researchers have studied the ways students view scientists, one might reasonably ask whether there is anything left to learn about scientist stereotypes in the present day.

"I was sitting next to her for a week while she was recovering in the hospital….and I was Google searching everything and anything I could to learn about her condition," he says.

I'll learn anything I have to learn about defense when I'm in the NBA, you really can't teach that.