Sentence examples for deeply learn from inspiring English sources

"We hope Japan can deeply learn lessons from history … respect legitimate and reasonable security concerns of regional countries and follow the path of peaceful development," said ministry spokesman Qin Gang.

The more interested one is in the topic at hand, the more likely one is to deeply learn the material leading to overall better comprehension scores.

Software developers are required to deeply learn their respective APIs (application programming interface) to take maximum advantage of the underlying innovations, while avoiding misuses that could decrease the final product quality.

I'm sure this definition will change many times as my career evolves but currently meaningful research to me is simply research that allows me to deeply learn about a topic I find interesting.

"We should deeply recognize the serious damage that Meng Hongwei's bribe-taking and suspected violations of the law have caused the party and the cause of public security and deeply learn from this lesson," said the announcement about the meeting, chaired by Minister Zhao Lezhi.

Much work also demonstrates that high school curricula do not provide adequate scaffolding for students to deeply learn central dogma concepts (Lewis et al., 2000; Shaw et al., 2008) For example, Lewis et al.

"It's very deeply learned as well".

He himself affected rustic manners and speech, though he was witty and deeply learned.

The most courteous and deeply learned of scholars, Humphreys got on well with Jones personally.

It upsets our deeply learned patterns of spatial reasoning in video games.

He was a deeply learned humanist, and his ideal was the fullest development of the human personality.