Sentence examples for learned merely from inspiring English sources

The true message of Chilcot is that, in foreign policy, lessons are never learned, merely repeated.

An initial experiment clearly revealed that the underlying task could not be learned merely on the basis of numeric reinforcement values.

In a counterintuitive argument, Mr. Zhang believes Chinese isn't actually difficult to learn, merely badly taught.

He was not content to learn merely from books and teachers but traveled widely to gain firsthand knowledge of the countries about which he wrote.

The language to learn, if you want to get a good job, is a language that people don't learn merely to get a job.

Moreover, carrying the degree in a field where I was allowed to pass, to graduate even though I did not fully learn, merely sets up the graduate to find struggle later when they can't find a job in that field, because they keep losing out in other job candidates who are simply better, who were the exceptional or the above average student.

They can learn merely from listening to how other students view the same facts differently.

And in its success, there's a lot to be learned not merely about how to make consumers happy, but to make them also your biggest marketers and evangelists.

"Hootie hasn't learned that merely laying down the law won't end this," she said.

In the three years that I have taught this class, I've learned that merely asking the children to write produces little.

In brief, the language-learning environment as revealed by a large corpus of child-directed speech is so structured that if learning merely consisted of adding words selected at random, it would yield lexical connectivity with local structure and global access.