Sentence examples for from which we can learn from inspiring English sources
They could also put up model schools from which we can learn.
After watching It Happened One Night, he wrote in his diary: "A funny, lively American film from which we can learn a lot.
According to Edith Hall, professor of classics at King's College London, this direct expertise gave Greek authors the ability to discuss "the cost of war in terms of the mental health of combatants" with a "frankness and sophistication from which we can learn a great deal in the third millennium".
"In the seminar, on the other hand, we work with evidence from which we can learn about Antioch from the perspective of simple believers, Christians and non-Christians alike, and of members of social groups that are rarely represented in the preserved accounts of late antique religious controversies, such as women, slaves and children, or merchants, manual laborers and performance artists.
The fact that "we do have examples from which we can learn is very good news for Europe," she says.
The locals may be kind, friendly, and with an easy-going lifestyle from which we can learn, or you may perceive them to be lazy and uneducated.
And I want to stress that actually there are a lot of areas in which we can learn from each other.
If there is something which we can learn from Jewish history, it is that you need force to defend yourself but also that force alone has its limits and that peace is the ultimate objective.
It is about putting schools into groups to identify which need our support and which we can learn from.
We should be excited to be in an industry that enables us to embody the characteristics of grit - which we can learn from every day.
Of course no one means it like that, but I cannot help being sensitive to that inference". There are many different ways to be a survivor, which we can learn from Donna's story.
