Sentence examples for is a learnt from inspiring English sources

Good leadership is a learnt trait that is evolved over time.

Inherent hand washing is a learnt behavior from childhood, with the aim of protecting oneself from "bad" germs.

That is, a learnt odor is tracked down by the larvae because they expect to find the reward in its vicinity; if the sought for reward is actually present, such conditioned search behavior is abandoned.

Although breastfeeding is perceived to be a learnt skill with mothers requiring help to position and attach baby 'correctly', many of the women actively positioned themselves or their babies to begin breastfeeding without any instruction.

There was little consideration by CSPs that Aboriginal acquiescence could be a learnt response as a result of years of marginalization and oppression and having being subdued in a way that has silenced their voices [ 11], a response that would be predicted by the socio-ecological model [ 25].

"That is a lesson learnt by the commission, that they have to be fairly careful because you can produce more damage," he said.

"There appears to be no real consent that has been given, particularly from younger people, and that could have a medium- to long-term adverse impact on community relations, which is a lesson learnt the hard way in England and Wales".

It is a lesson learnt perhaps from the CGI-mad disaster of Wild, Wild West (1999), in which he played the scenery-chewing villain.

There is a second message learnt from the rugby World Cup: consistency.

Self-assessment is a complex, potentially learnt skill, requiring individuals to have insights into their own limitations and competencies.

Putting is still a learnt skill no matter what way you do it.