Sentence examples for learn to react from inspiring English sources

If I can learn to react productively, you can too.

To survive on the street, you learn to react violently and pre-emptively to the slightest challenge.

Later he may learn to react to even more secondary signals that announce the arrival of the bottle; e.g., being lifted from the crib or hearing the sounds of his mother warming the milk in the kitchen.

When leaders look at behavior of non-average users and learn to react with a curious "That's funny," instead of a dismissive "That's weird," they can spot all kinds of opportunities.

Vaccines work by presenting the immune system with novel targets, so that it can learn to react to them if it comes across them again.The problem is that the molecules antibodies recognise and react to are the big ones, such as proteins, that are characteristic of bacteria, viruses and other infectious agents.

We learn to react to mistakes with anger outrage, on one hand, and fear on the other.

Or have you still failed, and you've just now learned to react to it better?

"I think the Israeli public has learned to react in a very mature way," said Ely Karmon of the International Policy Institute for Counter-Terrorism, near Tel Aviv.

"I did not expect her to be doing beadwork this early in her life," Mr. Seinfeld said, deadpan, as Mrs. Seinfeld broke out in laughter -- proving to be his best personal audience (at least until Sascha learns to react to more than funny faces).

She learned to react with action rather than worry.

It's a simple skill, but learning to react and leap quickly into the path of the ball requires practice.