Sentence examples for it learned to from inspiring English sources

That's when Signal says it learned, to its surprise, that the Indians had paid an average of $10,000 each to brokers to get their jobs.

Rather, it learned to keep its loudest cackles to itself, saving them for the newly savage prints eviscerating the Prince of Wales, now porkily installed as a far more conservative Prince Regent than anyone could have predicted.

It learned to reflect its mood from the work of Dan Ventura, another computer scientist, at Brigham Young University in Utah, who trained a neural network to recognise the emotional attributes of images by sitting thousands of people in front of tens of thousands of paintings and asking them to tag each one with whatever adjectives came to mind.

In a boxing game, it learned to pin down its opponent and subdue him with a barrage of punches.

Perhaps for this reason it learned to be diplomatic about making its presence felt.

Its ability to answer questions improved again after a while, as it learned to understand words in different contexts.

I learned it as I learned to bake.

It only grows more indispensable as it learns to mimic, then amplify, our senses.

Gradually get harder until it learns to eat.

Once you've starved your body, it learns to adapt.

If they feel it, they learn to push it aside".