Sentence examples for fitting to learn that from inspiring English sources

Jan Wandelaar's 1747 "Front View of the Outermost Layer of Muscles," an illustration for the work of the Dutch anatomist Bernhard Siegfried Albinus, is a "muscleman" with great (if somewhat ghoulish) pathos; it's fitting to learn that a live model seems to have assumed the same pose as the body of an ideally formed young man.

Unfortunately, this is football, land of the absurd, and it all fits into the narrative to learn that Coventry City, under the permanently bewildering Sisu regime, briefly discussed the idea – no kidding – of being the first club in England to introduce a "text‑a‑substitute" option during matches.

You'll be happy to learn that reporters, notebooks open, fit in the same category as airline stewards, marriage therapists, chefs – and embalmers.

Try to learn that skill.

Via a series of gauzy flashbacks fit for an after-school special, we learn that, as a child, he was abandoned by his parents at an orphanage.

However, at noise levels that correspond to the estimated noise in the real yeast data that we use (when Stdnoise is up to 20, see above) we are still able to learn models that fit the data well.

It's scary to learn about something that doesn't fit into our cognitive schema.

To learn (fit) a BN, a scoring function that evaluates each network is used, and the search for an optimal network is guided by this score [ 21].

He took care to acknowledge that he had much to learn to fit into the style that makes Barça the envy of the world.

Distance learning offers the flexibility to learn in ways that fit adult lives.

And if they don't fit here, we hope they learn that they can create the spaces they need for themselves.