Sentence examples for generally learning from inspiring English sources

"Right now it's a bunch of young males mock-fighting," he said, "and generally learning to be jerks".

We'd also be fools to ignore the farmers in the film, who — by cover-cropping, compost-making, encouraging diversity, integrating animals with plants, integrating people with plants, protecting soil and water and by generally learning from nature's systems — are leaving the soil better than they found it.

Particularly this year I got into the history of the Caribbean, not just Guadeloupe but the Caribbean generally learning about the sugar trade and its heritage.

Generally, learning theories under-constrain designs of effective instruction and learning environments, which fundamentally constricts the impact of research on practice.

Generally learning is thought to be a cumulative process where new learning builds upon knowledge acquired in a previous phase.

And I generally learned that too".

Until now, robots have generally learned with a variety of techniques that are laboriously programmed for each specific case.

The idea is to help ensure that students generally learn the same things in public schools across the country.

Nurses are well-positioned for innovation in health care delivery, although innovation is not generally learned in formal educational programs.

Kids will be able to climb up or touch the turbines, learn to fly kites, paint windmills, take part in frisbee events, and generally learn about renewable energy.

Boiling over is less evident in Asian cultures, where people have generally learned to seek resolution of a conflict without losing their temper.