Sentence examples for indeed learning from inspiring English sources

"We may have to learn to do that, and we are indeed learning to do it".

"Indeed, learning should be done throughout life, and technology creates more ways to learn every year.

I believe in integrating, understanding, respecting and, indeed, learning from other cultures; Mas believes in separation rather than integration.

Indeed, learning (based on external influences) was contrasted with genetic control of behaviour (based on internal influences).

Indeed, learning to ride with the new arms will take time and training, as Mr. Alfonso adapts his highly developed riding style and gear.

The schools accept that today's sky-high Internet valuations may be due an adjustment and that many of their Internet shooting stars will crash to earth - indeed, learning from failure, a small element in traditional courses, is an essential and salutary part of the experience.

We have indeed learned a lot over the last 80 years.

He has indeed learned to be "flexible"—and to make useful friends.

The boy had indeed learned a lesson: In Bucharest in 1957, you had to watch what you said.

I agreed with only one statement in the article; British Airways' boss has indeed learned a lot from Ryanair.Aidan CahalaneTerminal 5.

'The experience of the World Cup brought home to us that Japan can indeed learn from its mistakes,' wrote Mr Funabashi.