Sentence examples for learning anew from inspiring English sources

Managers are learning anew that to succeed in good times and in bad they need, above all, to be consistently honest, frugal and prepared (see article).

The pretense gets hilariously and absurdly out of hand, with the bitter semiotician learning anew the power of signs to create the reality they supposedly signify.

I am learning anew, and sometimes failing anew.

We started with a couple of recipes, working under my mother's guidance, the living memory of techniques and skills that are learning anew.

The differential control of the proteolysis of proBDNF by salient environmental stimuli in new learning and by learning anew after recall, also indicates the integration of new and past experience at the molecular level.

I speak of spring cleaning in a grand sense, as a time to learn anew how best to live.

He has had to learn anew that other Tory rightwingers will not allow you to turn back.

But however often she goes, Ms. Arzak explained, there is always something to be recalled or learned anew.

Images of the ghost town of Pripyat, once home to 50,000 people, reinforce the lesson learned anew in Japan: Humans can fashion both wonder and horror with technology.

The steroid era, as baseball has learned anew this month, is more likely to be a permanent state of affairs than an ugly chapter that can be closed.

Sure, we must learn anew to respect others' privacy, especially the privacy of women who don't want us to be looking at their naked bodies.