Sentence examples for both learnt from inspiring English sources

Hussein Chalayan and Stella McCartney both learnt their craft under the ruby-haired professor when she was at Central Saint Martins.

It could be said, therefore, that, in Connelly's case, child abuse was both learnt and inherited.

A unique hallmark of human language is that it uses signals that are both learnt and symbolic.

Farrell and Sexton have so much in common: they're bolshie, they're stubborn, they've both learnt to cool their occasionally fiery temperaments.

We have both learnt from experience that the strongest basis for sustained and serious action comes when an issue stops being a matter of external pressure, or even personal conscience, and becomes a matter of business strategy and the bottom line.

"Ziemek has taught me so much and we've both learnt so much in the US," Davis added.

But despite these differences, there does not seem to be any tension in St John's Church, with both faiths having learnt to respect each other.

"During the meeting, both leaders are learnt to have reviewed the progress of major connectivity projects between the two countries, including the India-Myanmar-Thailand trilateral highway and the Kaladan transport project," the paper says.

Calibrating how long a search task requires is, we suggest, a skill to be learnt both in complex visual searches and searches for targets placed in a more complex physical environment.

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.

One such issue is reflected in the requirement of vocabulary size (see Table 2) and vocabulary list (words to be learnt), both clearly specified in curricula and playing a key role in textbook writing and assessment development for learners at a particular educational stage.