Sentence examples for kind of learnt from inspiring English sources
"The first thing I always say to them - and kind of learnt by accident at my first Games - is that you are going to wake up on the first morning and think, 'oh my God, it's the Olympics'.
I sort of learnt that pretty quickly into the season".
It is apparent from the results of the survey that the programme has increased listeners' basic knowledge about HIV and AIDS as 61.3% reported to have gained this kind of information, 19.4% have learnt about positive living and 17.5% have learnt about the importance of testing.
Participant 2 (Female, caries): …but if you've got nice teeth then it just shows that you look after yourself, you care about your teeth, you care about your hygiene, you've learnt, so it kind of shows that you come from a good background as well.
Time outside school is vital for children to digest what has been learnt in school and to do a different kind of learning.
They always live life in a strategic way, for they have learnt that to survive they have to put on the right kind of face.
The interviews focused on the kind of activities they are implementing, achievements they have realised and challenges encountered as well as lessons learnt.
Michael Spence, the dean of Stanford Business School, argues that in future the most successful large high-tech companies will be those that have learnt how "to arbitrage between different sorts of clusters".Again, this seems to imply some kind of consolidation at the top end of the industry.
"We have learnt that some people may try to game the disclaimer system by entering inaccurate details and have been working to improve our review process to detect and prevent this kind of abuse," a Facebook spokesperson told the newspaper.
As seen in Study 1, more learnt information and theory about the experiment was included in the template conditions, with almost all students including this kind of information in both templates, compared to only 16%% in the No Template condition.
