Sentence examples for effortlessly learned from inspiring English sources

And yet, as Borges writes, such a prodigious memory is not only not enough -- it is much too much: "[Funes] had effortlessly learned English, French, Portuguese, Latin.

We can execute simple motor movements like reaching because the brain effortlessly learns to predict these recurring perturbations and "adapts" to them.

And then study turns from being a drudge to a review of wonderfully interesting material; then, instead of having to memorize, you'll effortlessly learn.

This way you'll effortlessly learn to listen to your body and probably be surprised how often you want healthy fresh things more than the hot dog around the corner.

There are lessons to be learned, effortlessly.

He grew frustrated, he said, with the assumption, often made by American and European leaders, that it might be possible to persuade Arab authoritarians to voluntarily reform their police states — an approach that despots learned to effortlessly deflect.

She's a generous and intelligent person, a fierce thinker, and even though I've never been in her class, Audrey breathes learning effortlessly into all that she does.

Over the next two days, I finished a William Maxwell novel and two of the adventures of Sherlock Holmes as my children visited Tutor.com to learn — effortlessly, at least on my end — the difference between the mass and the weight of a substance (a four-minute session) and how to use a textbook's index to look up the names of Christopher Columbus's ships.

Over the years, she has learned how to harness them so effortlessly that they seem like her ideas.

We're curious how he's learned all these accents, which he effortlessly flows out in hilarious one-sided phone conversations.

They switched effortlessly between English and Estonian, a language that many had learned in the house as children.