Sentence examples for learned ways from inspiring English sources

Variations in situations, in drives, and in learned ways of adaptation are often too complicated to be categorized as imitation.

If, at a memorial dinner, you want to remember who attended, there are easily learned ways to do it; but if you don't "memorize" who was there, your ability to memorize is no help in recalling.

For that reason, students should be given opportunities to view and discuss conventions in order to avoid continuing to work the learned ways if other options are available and are possible.

Our learned ways tell us to take notes and scribble in the margins of a book.

Each person comes into the relationship with learned ways of managing their feelings and reacting to conflict.

Relationship styles based on attachment theory are learned ways of interacting in interpersonal relationships throughout life and particularly at times of vulnerability (e.g. stress).

India - with its heritage of Mogul grandeur and Raj splendour - learned way ahead of the West that a fragrant garden is a luxury in an arid climate.

It's vitally important that you learn to not take your partner's learned and unloving ways of managing his or her feelings and conflicts personally.

"He and I have both learned, in more ways than one, that sometimes public service is not free".

He's extraordinarily intelligent and learned – in some ways the epitome of bookish high culture – and his work is intellectually ambitious.

I was out of my depth but it was just so magical to be with somebody who talked in such a learned and open way – it was what I'd been looking for all my life.