Sentence examples for especially learned from inspiring English sources

Though he had no college degree and was not especially learned about Islam, he liked to talk.

But by spending much of his time in dark, hidden, and sometimes dangerous spots, exploring what few have seen before, he's especially learned about himself.

Academic circles may debate whether Mr. Zizek is a legitimate philosopher or merely an especially learned and witty synthesizer.

"I really enjoyed myself and especially learned about team work and leadership," she said.

For boys especially, learning to drive became an essential part of growing up.

Especially learning to play and read the music at the same time.

For young women, especially, learning how to celebrate (and not fear) these sorts of feelings can be challenging.

OSBORNE -- I have to say that the whole experience has been really intense and really difficult, especially learning this huge amount of material.

When you're young, especially, learning happens better when you're physically active: not only because it gets the blood flowing, but also because you're using all your senses, which helps you remember things.

Both methods have been applied to a wide variety of animal behaviours, especially learning and behavioral responses to drugs, and this research provides evidence for widespread influence of genes on behaviour.

That matters, especially learning English, which can offer a path to better jobs at a time when employment is fading in the traditional Muslim crafts of weaving, leather and metal working, and small-scale manufacturing.