Sentence examples for learned living from inspiring English sources

I learned living abroad that America is a canvas onto which others project their fears and hatreds.

As we have learned, living laboratories thrive off the idea of an "inferior" race needing to be expelled in order to preserve the purity of a "superior" race.

But what I've learned living in London is that antisemitism isn't only the business of ignorant fanatics, but it also thrives among the well-educated, successful, cosmopolitan set that I bump into in the international community.

Being lucky enough to have such an option in Australia is one of the key lessons he said he had learned living with 6,000 other men in a maximum-security prison.

If there is one thing I've learned living in Sheffield, it's that you don't need a special week to celebrate the positive impact asylum seekers and refugees continue to have on our country.

But I had, over all those years, crafted the novel in my head, and so near the end of 2001 I decided that I would just start writing, and use what I had learned living my life — not the research I had done, but the books I had read about slavery before I even thought I would write a novel.

And to ensure that the lessons learnt live with us for ever.

They have learned to live with inflation.

But you learn by living.

Israelis have learned to live with terrorism.

"We have learned to live with it".