Each of us learned something of value from you, and we will always cherish your memory.
Professors Arum and Roksa assume, wrongly in my opinion, that quantitative measurements — like the number of pages that students must read or write in a given course — accurately reveal whether a course is rigorous and whether students learn something of value.
Hopefully they learned something of value from me.
The physicists felt they had learned something of value from the equation; the biologists had not.
Many experiments, being electronic, can be repeated quickly in real time, so failure does not result in any significant costs or time penalties, and there is a high probability that one will learn something of value in the process.
Greeks can learn something of economics as moral philosophy.
He learnt something of the local languages.
Learn something of the local language.
You take something of value.
You might learn something about the value of extending your source Rolodex beyond the confines of your neocon clubhouse.
