Sentence examples for learning how to function from inspiring English sources

"If one were to look hard, they could find indications that — more than indications — facts that show the government is learning how to function".

"Bo was trying to learn how things function at Medway, and we were learning how to function according to what Bo needed," Hortman says.

Post-puberty, the human brain is on a wild course of learning how to function.

Eventually, however, Mr Roh will have to learn how to function in the face of criticism.

But he has also learned how to function: to put on socks, pull up zippers and tie shoes.

"I think it's normal for people our age, out of college, to learn how to function with a hangover," Ms. Brady said.

Fortunately, no matter how spoiled you are as a child, you learn how to function when you're forced to live by yourself in the world.

'I haven't been in very many serious relationships and [he laughs wryly] I haven't learned how to function in a serious relationship.' The first thing people will think, hearing that, is that you must behave really badly.

My brain had betrayed me, and in this new life I would have to learn how to function in a suspended state between the deadening banality of the exterior world and the theater of the absurd that tormented me from within.

"When I bring people in right from academia sometimes they haven't learned how to function efficiently on teams," he explains.

"If you have already learned how to function independently in a laboratory environment by the time you graduate from your undergraduate institution, then you are really well-prepared for graduate school," Burge says.