Sentence examples for being learned in from inspiring English sources

The lesson is being learned in Scottsdale, a place whose extraordinary growth in recent decades has often meant swimming pools and green lawns somehow engineered in the desert.

For example: "The lesson is being learned in Scottsdale, a place whose extraordinary growth in recent decades has often meant swimming pools and green lawns somehow engineered in the desert" ("Green as houses", September 15th).

This lesson is being learned in particularly gruesome fashion by the assistants at William Morris, the talent and literary agency (clients include Alice Munro, among other divines) that recently merged with Endeavor, of Ari Emanuel fame.

It must be doubly heartbreaking for the families of loved ones who committed suicide that the lessons of their tragic losses are still not being learned in the prisons system".

Dr. Costas Synolakis, an engineering professor and tsunami expert at the University of Southern California who studied the New Guinea disaster, said the lesson being learned in all this research was that tsunamis were not nearly as well understood as scientists had thought.

After two days of presentations by scientists and philosophers speculating on how the mind construes, and misconstrues, reality, we were hearing from the pros: James (The Amazing) Randi, Johnny Thompson (The Great Tomsoni), Mac King and Teller — magicians who had intuitively mastered some of the lessons being learned in the laboratory about the limits of cognition and attention.

What lessons were learned in Marja?

Have lessons been learned in the City?

What was learned in lessons was made evident in worship.

That is something that really is learned in the schoolyard.

There are no equivalent lessons to be learned in "White Chicks".