Sentence examples for having learnt from inspiring English sources

She speaks English in slogans, having learnt the language from watching American television.

[Having learnt nothing, Small Talk again nods] Erm, I can never remember any.

It's a sound, you suspect, that she will regret not having learnt to appreciate much earlier.

If that is possible, then I will do so with humility, having learnt a very painful lesson," he said.

Having learnt SF drills in the support group, they will have done no harm to their chances.

The country's trade unions are unusually moderate, having learnt that unreasonable wage demands in the 1980s led to unemployment in the early 1990s.

You don't need to be an aspiring MP or politics student to attend - and you could leave having learnt a lot.

As Joe Stiglitz says, When the recession began there were many wise words about having learnt the lessons of both the Great Depression and Japan's long malaise.

Emma Campbell knows better than most the financial consequences of long-term illness, having learnt that she had breast cancer just six months after giving birth to triplets.

Indeed, it is Mozambique's President Machel who, having learnt the hard way, has been the most moderating influence on Mr Mugabe.

Having learnt in Afghanistan and Iraq how hard it is to impose peace, America is fearful of being sucked into the chaos that Mr Assad has created.