Sentence examples for learned needs to from inspiring English sources

The only thing you learn is that everything you ever learned needs to be trashed.

A lot of what shapes our personalities is the learned need to protect ourselves - and the need to be right, better, smarter.

To understand the nature of learned helplessness, one needs to travel back to Seligman's early graduate-school days in the laboratory of Richard Solomon at the University of Pennsylvania.

The latter is especially important because the components of Dante's vast project (what the Dante scholar Giuseppe Mazzotta has called an "aesthetic theology of the totality of history") are often complex and learned, and need to be unpacked for today's reader.

For identification of true positives, we considered two cases in all analyses: if a learned edge needed to be the correct direction in order to count as a true positive, or if the correctness of each edge was determined without consideration of directionality.

All these well-learned lessons need to be unlearned if we are to understand the constitution.

To carry out appropriate changes in speed and direction, a fly needs to evaluate both the valence of the learned odor and its own trajectory relative to the location of the odor source.

We forgot the hard-learned lessons of our last three election victories; that to win elections a party needs to offer hope.

"We've sort of learned to come to expect that".

After a while, the adjunct learned in which neighborhoods she needed to park in order to get an uninterrupted night's sleep.

Over the past 20 years, I have seen hopeful changes and learned lessons from our deep need to consider ourselves as one with Mother Earth, and from our indigenous brothers and sisters who have shown us all the potential that is rooted in cultural diversity and the importance of having one's own land to live in, side by side with Mother Nature.