Sentence examples for could not have learned from inspiring English sources

And they could not have learned this from modern humans because there weren't any modern humans in Europe 67,000 years ago.

But I also found that people who survive what are sometimes called starter marriages often learn things they could not have learned in any other way – not even by cohabiting.

This, Darwin thought, suggested that his son could not have learned that crying is linked to sadness and must have somehow inherited the knowledge.Modern biologists have avoided experimenting with babies and eschewed linking animal "expressions" with human ones, for fear of committing the zoologists' sin of anthropomorphism.

When they put us in prison at first, simply for taking petitions, we submitted; we allowed them to dress us in prison clothes; we allowed them to put us in solitary confinement; we allowed them to put us amongst the most degraded of criminals; we learned of some of the appalling evils of our so-called civilisation that we could not have learned in any other way.

It is important to note that the probe test shows that the rats could not have learned a conditional solution on the basis of global features on the far (goal) wall; for example, if white across the middle of the goal wall (BW|WB), go left (see Figure 1, upper).

Therefore, apes could not have learnt to choose the frozen juice when the platforms were relatively familiar and the grape when the platforms were unfamiliar because apes were exposed to both platforms for the same duration of time.

I couldn't have learned it.

"I couldn't have learned more at Harvard," he said.

"I couldn't have learned it, and I hope I never do because knowing more only encourages your limitations.

Some academics, in particular, were skeptical, he said, almost believing that "if we didn't teach it to you, you couldn't have learned it".

It used some newer techniques the senior mathematician probably couldn't have learned -- a resolution too flimsy for the issues posed.