Sentence examples for learn far from inspiring English sources

Read about him — you'll learn far more on his Wikipedia page — and look at his clothes.

Our guide helped us learn far more about Turkey than we had expected.

"You bring your children to school and they learn far more about Diwali than Christmas.

We learn far more from losing than we do from winning.

You will learn far more about doing business in China from reading Confucius than by listening to "culture consultants".

The villagers' hunger for knowledge and willingness to learn far outweighed any bitterness about the exploitation of the past.

I invariably learn far more about a country through my guides' personal quirks, curiosities or backgrounds than from any site.

One can learn far more deeply from watching Drucker think, says Kantrow, than from studying the content of his thought.

Aspiring lawyers would learn far more by spending that last year working in the legal services sector.

The information could help scientists build new fast and efficient computers, as well as allowing them to learn far more about how the human brain works.

And you will learn far more than you would staring at a cable television reporter trying to tread water with little in the way of reportable facts.