Sentence examples for learning how to define from inspiring English sources
As a woman, I have taken many classes learning how to define boundaries, to speak up when I am being bullied or victimized.
In this paper, an Android mobile application for learning how to define different regions of interest in the brain's white matter is presented.
My room was the sanctuary where, away from the cacophony of life and the loud-talking relatives downstairs, I could learn how to define myself before the world did it for me.
If the United States continues to lead the world in the years ahead, as I believe it can and must, it will be because we have learned how to define the terms of our interdependence to promote more cooperation and shared prosperity and less conflict and inequality.
If gaming's next creative frontier is learning how to tell stories and define characters without using words, Doomguy, in his simple, primitive way, sets the precedent.
Surely, with the cloud removing the cost barriers to big data analytics, there will be even more small businesses that blossom into industry titans because they have learned how to use information to define their business.
As a loving adult, you have learned how to fill yourself with love and define your own worth.
A Darwinist would say that the urge to acquire practical knowledge -- to learn how to do things -- is what defines us as human and is what enabled us to prevail over our simian relatives.
