Sentence examples for be learnt of from inspiring English sources

She confidently announces that "much can be learnt of a man from his choice of books," and then unwittingly contradicts herself by adding that Pushkin, like many other Russians of his class, read mostly in French: "The ancient classics, the Bible, Dante, Machiavelli, Luther, Shakespeare, Leibnitz, Byron... all are predominantly in French".

An important lesson must be learnt, of course, and in Remainder's case, it is this: Whilst it is ok to want things to be a particular way, it should not be to the detriment of the act itself.

A sojourn in London was part of the education of the sons (and sometimes daughters) of wealthy colonial families because, as one contemporary observed, "more is learnt of mankind here in a month than can be in a year in any other part of the world".

Application of the theory allows important lessons to be learnt for the delivery of health messages to the horse-owning public.

Its remit has been to examine "why the serious problems at the trust were not identified and acted on sooner, [and] to identify important lessons to be learnt for the future of patient care".

"The public can be reassured that their safety remains our top priority and we will learn any lessons that need to be learnt to reduce the chance of any such future incident".

Note that case CON1/VL3 was tested in devaluation twice; after his VLPFC lesion, a new set of 60 object discrimination problems was learnt for assessment of the effect of his lesion on devaluation.

Lessons from the management of breast cancer can be learnt, with programmes of multi-modal treatment offered to high-risk cancers.

Much remains to be learnt from analysis of protein-level changes, post-translational modifications, or epigenetic modifications of DNA.

Lessons need to be learnt from both of those mistakes; as they do from widespread concerns about the state of education and health care.

But some in Labour argue there is a common lesson to be learnt both sides of the border from the referendum - that it was reasonably close means that Labour must campaign in 2015 as insurgents and not as part of the political establishment.