Sentence examples for learned numerous from inspiring English sources

Ha, I am former UPSer myself and I learned numerous lessons from my time at Big Brown.

Raised and educated in Europe, Nūbār learned numerous foreign languages and became intimately familiar with European culture and customs skills that served him well later in his life.

To address Lemberger's point and make this example as personal and anecdotal as her own, I happen to think my son learned numerous lessons in his years of running lemonade stands.

From baboons, Dr. Sapolsky has learned numerous personal lessons, including how to survive "dominance hierarchies" in the academic world, accomplished, specifically, by "forming coalitions and being able to stick my rump in the air in a subordinate manner at appropriate times," he said.

From that point forward, I learned numerous techniques and studied what was best for me.

Staff had learned numerous skills that would be transferable to other QI work, in both their current and future work environments.

The Brazilian Academy of Letters, with its headquarters in Rio de Janeiro, is generally regarded as the most prestigious of the country's numerous learned societies.

Numerous learned societies were formed in such fields as classical studies, biblical studies, archaeology, philology, Egyptology, the Orient, and all the branches into which science was dividing, and each society published a regular bulletin, proceedings, or "transactions," which enabled scholars to keep in touch with what others were doing.

Numerous other learned societies and public bodies have reached the same conclusions and continue to be attacked by science deniers on both issues.

In addition to practicing as a doctor for nearly 20 years at the Colored Orphan Asylum in Manhattan, Smith was a public intellectual: he contributed articles to medical journals, participated in learned societies, and wrote numerous essays and articles drawing from his medical and statistical training.

Under the Almoravids, pious and learned warriors from the desert, numerous mosques and madrasas (Koranic schools) were built, developing the community into a trading center for the Maghreb and sub-Saharan Africa.