Sentence examples for careful to learn from inspiring English sources

Amid all this ferment the BBC, from which most people in Britain receive their news first, has been careful to learn some of the lessons of the 2006 second Israel-Lebanon war by preserving a delicate balance in its reporting.

The scholar Michael Ghiselin observed that "Perhaps we should attribute his accomplishment less to intelligence than to wisdom," noting that Darwin sought "to gain wisdom through reflecting upon his experience, and was very careful to learn from his own mistakes".

Nabokov himself was contemptuous of the idea of influence, insisting in a Paris Review interview that James Joyce "has not influenced me in any manner whatsoever"; moreover that he was careful not to learn anything from Gogol.

But he was careful not to learn their names.

In the design phase, be careful to use learning objectives that can be measured.

Instead, he believes there needs to be a careful discussion about how to learn as much as possible from a space that has been sealed for more than three thousand years ("Can we get samples of the air?"), while causing the least harm.

"So, be very careful when you try to learn the Samba," she quipped.

And lastly, be careful if you decide to learn free-running!

In contrast, sitter children are careful and astute, and tend to learn by observing instead of by acting.

What you want to be when you grow up requires careful thought: we need time to learn about and consider all the options.

The serious student of Mr. Dylan will not be surprised to learn that careful examination did indeed reveal many hidden layers.