Sentence examples for learned properly from inspiring English sources

Certain skills, like scuba diving, in order to be learned properly, must be learned slowly.

It was from these people that I first learned properly about feminism, which until then had been something on the telly called "women's lib", which my mother said was nonsense.

The documents also show the Sporting Shooters' Association of Australia saying their members "haven't learned properly" and some were being targeted by organised crime as a source of illegal weapons.

At the same time, the SSAA also stated its own members continued to be targeted by organised criminal over the last 12 years because they "hadn't learned properly" about appropriate firearm handling, use and storage.

"There have also been studies done which say that tackling isn't really learned properly until the age of 18 – so is there a necessity to learn it so early on?" The headline and subheading on this article were amended on 9 September 2016 so that they state more clearly who is calling for a ban on rugby tackling in schools.

Physics research can't be learned properly by reading books or papers; it should be learned by working alongside masters.

How to present learning properly while seducing the eye is a real art.

"Well trained teachers are the key to children learning properly," he said.

He believes pupils do not learn properly if they are coached to sit exams every term, which they can retake.

His mother had the prescriptions in her purse, but could not afford glasses for all five children, so none of them were able to learn properly.

"The idea of Memrise is to make learning properly fun," Ed told me over coffee on a recent visit to New York to meet with investors.