Sentence examples for learning from the example from inspiring English sources

It must be that he was still learning from the example of these previous masters?

That, at least, is what the world's autocrats are learning from the example of Bashar al-Assad, the president of Syria.

But if the techniques weren't exactly new, some were new to TV. "Thirtysomething," learning from the example of movies like "The Big Chill," pioneered the use of popular music sprinkled throughout the show to evoke characters' tangled emotions and histories (like Joni Mitchell's "River" over the closing sequence of the "I'll Be Home for Christmas" episode).

Stefano Scarpetta, head of the labor division at the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, said the French appeared to be learning from the example set by Germany, where companies faced with a less rigid labor code have better weathered the recent crises and where unemployment, at 5.3 percent, is half the level in France.

The second approach is learning from the example technique.

Learning from the example substance-dependent parents set, children later come to use substances as maladaptive coping strategy in stressful and difficult times [ 20- 22].

There's much world cities can learn from the example set by Turkey's biggest metropolis.

Other Asian companies might learn from the example set by Vanke and Genting.

And they certainly have much to learn from the example of Mr. Joo, one of the most imaginative artist-thinkers.

She has learned from the example of Mary J. Blige how to vent conflicts her listeners may recognize all too well.

Before I got off the phone with Governor Ivey, I asked her what the nation could learn from the example of Alabama.