Sentence examples for from the other learned from inspiring English sources
This is different from the other learned professions.
The family received tributes from King George V, who acknowledged the debt the country owed to Markham's life work of study and research; from the Royal Geographical Society and the other learned bodies with which Markham had been associated; from the Naval Commander-in-Chief Commander-in-Chief Commander-in-Chiefn, the Norwegiat Arctic explorer.
I infer from this that Margaret, having learned these things herself from the Dominicans and other learned visitors, taught them in turn to the faithful in the town.
On top of these symposia, and those from other learned societies in the field, are sessions organised by individuals.
A sprawling, fictionalized account of the author's own childhood during China's Cultural Revolution; a daughter of professionals sent to be re-educated in Maoism, she acquired an honest schooling from other learned inmates of the camp.
The passage relies on a distinction between base erudites and the erudites with whom Xunzi allied himself; this reflects a concern found repeatedly in Xunzi's writings, to separate the true followers of Confucius off from other learned people.
A sprawling, fictionalized account of the author's own childhood during China's Cultural Revolution; a daughter of professionals sent to be re-educated in a Maoist camp, she acquired an honest schooling from other learned inmates.
I also applaud the scientific "great and the good" like the Royal Society and other learned societies for their lobbying.
The killer whale's use of dialects and the passing of other learned behaviours from generation to generation have been described as a form of animal culture.
He was a constant contributor to Acta Sanctorum ("Acts of the Saints"), Analecta Bollandiana, ("The Bollandists' Collection"), and other learned journals.
