Sentence examples for apparently learnt from inspiring English sources

Redmayne, who apparently "learnt a lot" from the pair, could soon be set to glean yet more inspiration from them.

Next is Targoviste, where Dracula grew up, before he was sent as a hostage, with his brother, to the Ottoman court, where he apparently learnt to be evil.

pic.twitter.com/kzr1BqCTIG The video, which compares Islamists to feminists and shows two cartoon characters singing about having things in common, was deleted by Dawkins after he apparently learnt the 'feminist' character in the song was based on a real person who had been "threatened with violence".

Contrary to our predictions, the results from the autoshaping task suggest that, if anything, hand-reared birds apparently learnt faster than wild-caught birds: hand-reared birds tended to start pecking after fewer trials, and pecked faster within individual trials.

We repeatedly experienced that responses towards the playback stimuli decreased with an increasing number of trials, as subjects apparently learnt that they were not predicting anything of importance, sometimes after one playback trial only (C. Teufel and J. Fischer, unpublished data).

Nevertheless, at least one pigeon in Budzynski et al.'s (2000) experiment apparently learnt to use the sun as a fixed directional reference rather than in a time-compensated manner, emphasizing that birds may respond to their associative experience of the sun in different ways (and that there is much still to understand about the associative processes underlying sun orientation).

Her daughter, apparently, learned different lessons.

Senator Clinton apparently learned a different lesson.

Phileas Fogg travels around the world, and apparently learns nothing.

One lesson he apparently learned was to be better prepared.

But Ray Perry's son apparently learned a little something at home from the county commissioner.