Sentence examples for genuinely learned from inspiring English sources

In this most curious of his curious books, Hitchings recommends various shortcuts to pretend knowledge, including skim‑reading, waffling and avoiding the genuinely learned.

"I started working on an online strategy from day one, and this time has allowed us to genuinely learn to build the best online offering.

But for all of us it matures in love – if we can genuinely learn how to be good, honest, open-eyed lovers.

Recently I met a minister of education, who looked at me with bemusement and asked whether deafblind children could genuinely learn.

"Class Warfare" takes us into the classrooms of the Harlem Success Academy and other successful charter schools, where the teaching is first-rate and those students lucky enough to be admitted are genuinely learning.

One possible hypothesis is that certain students genuinely learn more effectively in small-group contexts and were able to accurately report that.

The report's recommendations and findings include: a change in culture is needed to "genuinely learn" from people who have had difficult NHS experiences, including ensuring a "no blame culture".

Still, a person may have the concept of 'circle', and the concept of 'circle' is nothing but the concept of 'locus of points equidistant from a given point', yet the person may genuinely learn something when first instructed about this analysis.

To genuinely learn what it is to wait.

Educators, we would argue, have the responsibility to appropriately design and thoughtfully support opportunities for interaction where students can genuinely learn and get to know one another.

- My goal is to genuinely learn to not care what my parents think about me (this is a great one, and you can't learn to do it as easily if you end contact with them).