Sentence examples for deliberately learning from inspiring English sources

Foer is also correct that deliberately learning mnemonic encoding strategies can help all of us recall seemingly random information.

To be sure, Jake might not be able to naturally win a national memory championship without deliberately learning some tried-and-true memory techniques, but it's hard to deny his natural memory for random information isn't exceptional!

I contend that the answers that we offer for these two key questions rely excessively on philosophies of governance or philosophies of science, and far too little on deliberately learning how to accelerate the pace and guide the direction of improvements.

Intended for use as a universal second language - an auxiliary tongue by means of which all people, no matter what their origins, might communicate freely - it is a constructed thing, a deliberate invention that must be deliberately learned.

So, again, British football was forced to deliberately learn nothing while pretending to learn everything.

The answer lies with over 15 years of deliberately learned helplessness and rulemaking that I can only charitably describe as auto-castration.

Students need to deliberately learn to read for key information.

or (b) deliberately avoid learning the details of the allegations against Savile to protect his own back?

"It's not that we're deliberately not learning from what our competitors are doing," says senior producer Matthew Lee Johnston.

Ms. Varis, who said she deliberately avoided learning to type so as never to drown in a typing pool, took a job as a chemist with Fine Organics, a New Jersey manufacturer of industrial cleaning compounds.

I was with Marty, though — I didn't approve of sponge, so I bought a cheap, ready-made racquet, and deliberately avoided learning anything about particular rubbers, sponge thickness, blades, and speed glue (and also thereby avoided spending a hundred dollars more than the nineteen I did spend).