Sentence examples for direction and learning from inspiring English sources

Attachments formed during this period will affect the attitude of the dog toward humans and toward its acceptance of direction and learning.

You have to try things that even though they may not work will lead you to another direction and learning about who those [replaced] characters were helped me to define other ways to go".

Ultimately, what keeps founders and employees happy after they're acquired is not just the financial considerations but other things like finding a meaningful way to contribute to a company's direction and learning interesting things.

I mean, I still have relationships, ahem, but I've spent the last year and half really focusing on turning my career in a more emotionally fulfilling direction and learning new skills and hobbies that, as I get better at them, improve my confidence in healthy ways.

"There are a small number of children who actually have a neurological deficit, but for the vast majority of children who are labeled that way, school is not a good environment to thrive, because they don't get to move their bodies, to determine their own direction and learning.

Joanna wants to be a professional woman, and is keen to take direction and learn the skills required to work in a corporate business.

The important thing was that one moved in that direction and learned what one needed to learn, individually and corporately, to apply these paradigms to one's systems.

"Let's just go in the opposite direction and learn how we can hit each other".

I struck up conversations with anyone who so much as glanced my direction and learned something from even rushed exchanges.

Lots of activists around the country, young and old, reformers and radicals, are trying to figure out not only how to fight Trump and Trumpism but also how to think strategically about building a powerful progressive movement that can move the country in a better direction and learn from the successes and mistakes of past and recent activism.

Asking for directions and learning what lies where, gives you a greater understanding of a place as opposed to following a moving marker.