Sentence examples for learning elsewhere from inspiring English sources

A new book by Michael Wolff, "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House," amplifies, in lurid anecdote and quotation, what we have been learning elsewhere every day for the past year: Trump believed that he would lose the election, but would multiply his fame, his fortune, and his standing in American life.

Learning (elsewhere) that Watteau had frequent bouts of ill health and died at age 37, the reader can't help wondering whether his sickly constitution didn't somehow color his work, darkening his interpretation of the scenes he depicted, imposing an awareness of mortality and decay on lovers who might otherwise have been portrayed as carefree and embarking on happiness ever after.

The most common reason for not continuing learning was a 'hurdle mentality' of focusing learning elsewhere once a module had been assessed.

Instead, we can simply apply what we have learned elsewhere.

First, if schools do not, children may never learn elsewhere.

"What I am learning here, I wouldn't learn elsewhere," she said.

(We learn elsewhere that it often involved cutting out the victim's heart).

And there's a great opportunity now to see that those lessons don't have to be re-learned elsewhere.

Mr. Mastran made his comments in response to questions from The New York Times, which learned elsewhere about the hiring of Mr. Dornbrook.

As Bower's research progressed, the biographer became less inclined to put everything he had learned elsewhere to the subject of his book or his team.

"Well, not everything we learn may be used in our everyday lives, but this is basic cultural knowledge that we can't learn elsewhere," said Park So Yeon, 27, a freelance reporter.