Sentence examples for learn to answer from inspiring English sources
Unimpressed with Sheila's sister, who he felt had too much attitude, he gave a spur-of-the-moment false name; and rather than lose face when Sheila told him he'd got the job, he had to quickly learn to answer to the name Raphael.
"He's going to go out and learn what he needs to learn to answer the questions that he wants to answer.
The good news is that, with proper support, attention, and assistance, every man can learn to answer this very important question consistently with clarity and confidence.
It is conceivable that respondents who experience several waves of interviews may learn to answer no to such gateway questions as a way of shortening the interview.
We wondered whether completing the on-line curriculum (geared toward helping clinicians learn to answer patients' questions about HDS) might also affect clinicians' personal use of HDS because clinicians may also be interested in improving their own health or addressing their own health problems as well as those of patients.
In the case of the sensation pain they learn to add to their natural pain-locative behaviour (of clutching the part that hurts) verbal indications of pain location (e.g. 'my head hurts', 'I have hurt my finger'); in the case emotions children learn what appropriate objects of the relevant emotions are (for example they learn to answer the question: 'What are you frightened of?').
In time, she learned to answer her tormentors "gently and intelligently".
She learns to answer a telephone request for a dinner date.
Learning to answer the phone and keyboarding were no longer enough.
Another thing Alpenfels has noticed is that adult golfers are always saying to him, "I used to putt great when I was younger".Alpenfels has learned to answer: "Did you practice putting when you were younger?
"To put it another way," Mr. Semler writes in this chatty, engaging book, "people who have learned to answer e-mails on Sunday evenings also need to learn how to go to the movies on Monday afternoons".
