Sentence examples for danger of learning from inspiring English sources

Thanks to the Wellcome Collection, I am once more in serious danger of learning something.

"The public is in danger of learning only what the administration wants them to know," Ms. Dalglish said.

But the party is in danger of learning all the wrong lessons, while failing to reclaim the mantle of economic credibility.

Concluding the government's case, Mr Sumption said there was a danger of "learning the wrong lessons" from Dr Kelly's death and that there should not be a "hunt for others to blame".

Gelong Thubten, a Tibetan Buddhist monk who teaches monthly classes at Google's headquarters in Dublin, says the danger of learning mindfulness without the guidance of an experienced practitioner is that there is no one to turn to if mental difficulties arise.

Learning from history is well and good, but such talk illustrates the dangers of learning from the wrong history.

We discuss the significance of these design features of prepared learning in light of the phylogeny and function of danger learning systems.

There was a thrilling kind of danger in learning a new gymnastics trick.

Writing in the April issue of Nature Neuroscience, researchers from New York University and Yale said they wanted to see how the brain processed threats of danger learned from personal experience, as opposed to those learned about from others.

Finally, in terms of the research agenda, this study has highlighted the dangers of extrapolating learning from Western settings and suggests the need for conceptual and qualitative empirical work, to better characterise the context of teenage pregnancy in Sri Lanka and particularly to understand the factors that place some young women in particularly vulnerable situations.

The children of the sixties learned about the danger of guns before we learned the alphabet.