Sentence examples for learning sir from inspiring English sources

There's been a lot of discussion lately about the connection between creativity and learning (Sir Ken Robinson's viral TED Talk comes to mind, as does No Right Brain Left Behind), and the difficulty (impossibility?) of being creative if you're afraid of being wrong.

Despite his apparent untarnished enthusiasm, it is somewhat startling to learn Sir Clive doesn't use email, the web or even own a computer.

Ainslie grew up dreaming of success in the America's Cup and said he was ' devastated ' to learn Sir Keith Mills was withdrawing his backing for cup hopefuls Team Origin following the announcement of the switch to multihulls.

"What are we learning today, sir?" "The possessive apostrophe".

England's cricketers can start eyeing up fast cars and designer clothing again after learning that Sir Allen Stanford's multimillion-dollar Twenty20 match will go ahead as planned.

It's hard to admire Christ Church college for what it really is — the hallowed halls of learning where Sir Christopher Wren, John Locke, William Penn and 13 British prime ministers were educated.

Sir Kenelm Digby, The Closet of the Eminently Learned Sir Kenelm Digby Knight Opened, 1669.

As a child, Lee read Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and learned to silversmith, paint, and crochet; her mother was a keen craftswoman, and the family's house on Chicago's Prairie Avenue was decorated in the fashionable Arts and Crafts style.

The inherited tradition of the heroic or romantic epic and folktale was blended with novelistic techniques learned from Sir Walter Scott.

Then to the General Assembly where he learned that Sir Gerald had made it in the General Assembly too.

In addition to many learned articles, Sir Richard also published "Western Views of Islam in the Middle Ages"(1962); "St.