Sentence examples for learned better than from inspiring English sources

I should have learned better than that by now".

In the years since, Mrs. Cummock has learned better than most Americans what terrorism is.

Critics said NME had always outperformed its rival and had learned better than Melody Maker from the underground press.

Since then, he had learned better than to equate "Christian" with "moral": the Moral Majority was, after all, an organization for Christians and Jews.

I learned better than to try to make it just with my music out on these dirty gangmob streets 'cause I still love playing better than money.

"Through the struggles of slaves and immigrants, women and ethnic minorities, former colonies and persecuted religions, we have learned better than most that the longing for freedom and human dignity is not English or American or western," he said.

It is a lesson some actors learn better than others.

"I'm confident that the program helps students learn better than paper-and-pencil homework assignments".

"People have this idea that there are those who learn better than others, can get further on less effort," Sloboda says.

If these tools are engaging enough, he said, students are more motivated and learn better than they would through formal instruction.

The personalization principle is a design recommendation for computer-based learning which states that multimedia instruction using personalized language promotes learning better than those using formal language.