Sentence examples for are sometimes learned from inspiring English sources

The lessons of user adoption are sometimes learned the hard way.

Life's lessons are sometimes best learned with an appreciative sense of humor.

With demand so strong for larger apartments right now, past clients with three or four bedrooms are sometimes shocked to learn how much their apartments are worth.

"Why bother to take a report?" Even when New Yorkers follow up, they are sometimes surprised to learn that their complaints were never classified as a crime.

And because of confusion about variable rates, they are sometimes shocked to learn what they owe when that first bill arrives.

New homeowners in the West are sometimes surprised to learn that someone else owns the mineral rights under their land and can drill for oil or gas.

It is embedded in various state institutions; parents of children at public schools, upon being asked to attend meetings regarding their child's behavior, for instance, are sometimes surprised to learn that one of first discussions is with a psychoanalyst employed by the school system.

That may help explain why drinkers who quaff a Labatt, Rolling Rock, Bass, Dos Equis, Leffe or Hoegaarden, just to name a few, are sometimes surprised to learn they are patronizing Interbrew, which now produces beer in 19 countries and sells it in 110.

Outsiders are sometimes astonished to learn that it's some 40% of all charitable giving that happens at the end of the year.

Other more specialized classes are sometimes offered including machine learning itself, learning theory, computer vision, robotics, bioinformatics, game theory, neurobiology, artificial intelligence, deep learning, Bayesian networks, causality, etc. Q: Whose or what lab's research in machine learning do you find the most interesting?

(Oysters, I learned, are sometimes called the offal of the sea).