Sentence examples for been learned to from inspiring English sources
verb
To acquire, or attempt to acquire knowledge or an ability to do something.
But enough has been learned to revise our understanding of the origins and conduct of the Cold War.
John J. McDonnell, the president of the Uniformed Fire Officers Association, said he believed the lessons of Sept. 11 had been learned "to some extent".
The accounts were incomplete, and did not relay the essential finding of the estimate: that nothing significantly new had been learned to suggest that Iran is pursuing a nuclear weapon.
But having had some time to come to terms with this new reality, I now believe the best way to serve those who paid most heavily is to make sure all the lessons have been learned, to make sure that this could never happen again".
Once the eight-arm maze had been learned to criterion, group differences were not apparent.
In fact, to some extent there is evidence that lessons have been learned, to the extent that the Chinese government has substantially strengthened legislation and regulatory standards.
He's learned to make ashtrays".
He's learned to be gracious".
"He's learned to relax now.
But she's learned to improvise.
She's learned to be more skeptical.
