Sentence examples for learned to view from inspiring English sources

These days, though, we have learned to view him differently.

Over time he learned to view them differently.

The 72-year-old said he had learned to view the painting in two sections.

Perhaps Bush, a reformed binge drinker, and Reagan, the son of an alcoholic, each learned to view rigorous routine as a safeguard against chaos.

Even after immigrating as a child from Syria, for a new life, I learned to view my new government with a certain level of suspicion.

As a young man he lived briefly in a homeless shelter and learned to view a steady paycheck the same way that a drowning man might view a lifeline.

We've learnt to view these seasoned killers as easily defeated foes, not titans of mortality and morbidity.

"It is better if children learn to view processed meat as an occasional treat if it is eaten at all".

It appears now that a new generation of Philippine rebels is learning to view the world through this ideological prism.

Teachers also need to structure learning activities in which children are interdependent and can learn to view individual differences as unique sources of strength.

Both as individuals and as a society, we must learn to view the past in three dimensions before we can move into the fourth dimension of the future.