Sentence examples for is learnt at from inspiring English sources

Linguistic changes identified by the research so far include differences in use of pronouns and multiple negatives, based on whether Welsh was learnt in the home or at school — with English sentence constructions filtering into the language more when Welsh is learnt at school vs at home.

Children are incredibly adaptable, money is not necessarily God and interpreters can be acquired while a new language is learnt – at Barcelona the late Sir Bobby Robson attracted a most helpful translator named José Mourinho.

I would like to see more creative homework as a follow-up to what is learnt at school: identifying local trees, collecting rock/leaf/shell samples, baking, modelling etc.

Although this is technically possible, it is not possible from a pedagogical perspective because citizenship and coexistence must be learnt at school.

Research tells us repeatedly that girls and boys are strongly influenced in the development of their thinking and sense of themselves by narratives and stereotypes that start to be learnt at home and continue at school and through life, reinforced by the images and the roles they see in advertising, in films, books and news stories.

The researchers' hypothesis was that the meaning of expressions has been hard-wired by evolution whereas the meaning of gestures is learnt and, at least to some extent, is arbitrary.

The representative is one who appears in behalf of, and acts for, others; he ought, therefore, to be fully acquainted with the feelings, circumstances, and interests of the persons whom he represents; and this is learnt among them, not at a distant court.

One key advantage over the matched filters is that an optimal filter is learnt from images, not estimated at design stage.

Having the "common touch" is a political skill that is learnt, not an innate characteristic - look at the "ordinary bloke" Charles Kennedy: MP at 23. Brian's devilish sense of humour failed to come across for much of the campaign and he was often accused of being stilted and boring, although his description of Kate Hoey as "bonkers" did increase the gaiety of the nation briefly.

More is learnt; more is remembered.

Nothing is learnt, crucial discussions are avoided or buried.