Sentence examples for learning self from inspiring English sources

The films are mostly documentaries, all directed by women, and dealing with subjects as diverse as Senegalese women's football in Ladies' Turn, condemned "witches" in Ghana, Tamil nuns and Kenyan grandmothers learning self defence against rape.

Today, there are an average of 120 referrals a month to about 30 services provided by the voluntary and community sector, including arts and crafts, befriending, exercise and learning "self management" of their conditions.

If you skimmed the headlines of some major Canadian news outlets this week, you'd be forgiven for thinking women had learned to prevent rape simply by learning self defense.

But while learning self defence, the young person will also learn respect, courtesy, and self-control while participating in a good exercise programme.

Go beyond looking at students' subject performance: We track students long-term behaviour, such as their university choices and attitude to learning, self and school.

We ran these models to evaluate our four posttest student outcomes: math learning, self efficacy, implicit theory of ability, and value.

Obviously she is learning self-possession from her patron.

"I spent months learning self-hypnosis," Ms. O'Leary said.

Learning self-care doesn't have to be about massage, scented candles and "me time".

But, of course, Mowgli isn't white, or indeed British; he's an Indian boy, learning self-reliance from animals.

As a gymnast, he has spent a lifetime learning self-control, restraint and respect; as a dancer, this has caused him to struggle to express emotions, particularly passion.