Sentence examples for essence learning from inspiring English sources

She began at Goldman Sachs as an investment banking analyst, covering financial institutions, and in essence, learning the financial nuances of the firm's competitors.

Three magpies spent most of their time in the section with the mirror, looking behind it, or moving back and forth in front of it--in essence, learning what it does.

This is the essence of learning for learning's sake.

This is the essence of learning and of exploration.

He was prohibited, in essence, from learning; he was mechanized, an arrow in the quiver, a rod in the fasces, proscribed to a bureaucratic engagement with data.

Asking questions is the essence of learning history, for there is never time to learn it all if history at school is the assimilation of fact – there are far too many facts.

Ms. Kidman told me that although she did enormous preparation -- she read all of Woolf, learned to mimic her handwriting, and had of course that remarkable patrician beak -- what brought her to Woolf's essence was learning to roll her own cigarettes, as Woolf had done, combined with a modest white handkerchief Ann Roth, the costume designer, had put in the pocket of her dress.

The slow modification of the connectivity between the neurons is commonly thought to be the essence of learning.

No firm rules can be laid down for conducting a Dialogue because its essence is learning - not as the result of consuming a body of information or doctrine imparted by an authority, nor as a means of examining or criticizing a particular theory or programme, but rather as part of an unfolding process of creative participation … (Bohm et al. 1991)".

Learning to surrender (not succumb) is the essence of learning to die.

Finns don't believe you can reliably measure the essence of learning".