Sentence examples for learned values from inspiring English sources

The young Nani went to Jesuit schools, where he said he learned values along with math -- and perhaps most important, began seeing Marilisa Luparia, a classmate's sister.

Industry, she learned, values quality control, "clear goals," and the need to achieve them "within a given time frame.

She taught me so much, and from her, I learned values I wanted to retain, as well as what I absolutely did not want for my life.

They also said that, through sport, they have learned values such as "to respect the others and to work hard to achieve what you want".

Just as our sale team has learned, value selling can reap rewards.

But I wonder how many children go to any Disney movie hoping to learn values.

Trying to define that distinctive value base, he said that the United States was "a country that values family and friendship, a place where people learn values and character".

This could play into a similar, paranoid elders' idea that kids learn values and respect when they have to kill each other.

Stories are the means by which people make sense of the world, learn values, form beliefs, and give shape to their lives.

Playing games is how one explores possibilities, identifies talents and interests, and learns values.

By emotions, the system can learn values along with the information they acquire.