Sentence examples for for one learned from inspiring English sources

But, though a lot of audience feedback about this specific interview leaned towards the latter option, Joe and I actually had a lot of fun onstage and I for one learned a lot and thought he was authentic and sincere.

Zeba: I for one learned that she's really proud of us - she wouldn't stop talking about us.

I for one learned that coal and malachite, used for make-up, were alkaloids, which prevented infections from Nile river floods.

Mr. Clinton, for one, learned firsthand the dangers of getting ahead of public opinion on gay rights.

But I, for one, learned them late and not easily.

But Bellah's decision to encase his interpretation within the evolutionary theory proposed by Merlin Donald is, simply put, unnecessary; I, for one, learned nothing new from the twisting and turning Bellah engages in to make history fit that schema.

Interactivity was beneficial for one learning task, but not for the other task.

In simulations, there are 35 APs and the coverage of each AP is 500 m according to [28]. Figure 10 shows the convergence of Q learning, where x label is learning steps and y label is mean value of the cost function for one learning process.

For example, one learns that a continuous sequence of projective transformation (e.g., the circular profile of a dinner plate seems to become elliptical) is associated with changing positions of the object in view, or that continuous symmetrical expansion of the retinal image is associated with approach.

The one tip for this one: learn the abundance mentality.

For example, one learning objective was to "recognize that alcohol can cause long-term changes in the way the liver functions".