Sentence examples for have the learned from inspiring English sources

Joe Schmidt may not have  "the learned eye of a medic", as he acknowledged after watching his Ireland side record an outstanding victory over France to put themselves in the softer half of the World Cup knock-out draw, but the head coach knows enough to understand the injury fall-out from the game.

Are these just escape routes to avoid justice and have the learned people of our society been so misled by it that they make decisions hurting the victims of horrendous crimes even further.

He is missing some presidential candidates in our midst who, by virtue of their life experiences, actually have the learned traits of successful senators: flexibility, working across the aisle, listening well, as well as the experience that comes from running large governments: handling crisis, juggling to meet budgets, and making the necessary trade-offs.

"Have the media learnt anything?" she wonders.

Or has the BBC learned nothing?

What exactly has the DWP learned?

What lessons has The Times learned?

Had the man learned his lesson?

He must have the capacity to learn.

So what have the transport authorities learnt?

The winners have learned them, the losers have not.