Sentence examples for learning to recognise from inspiring English sources

Learning to recognise that we have limitations is going to be important.

"The only difficult thing is learning to recognise the interesting bits from those millions of moments life provides you with everyday and writing down those snippets".

We know, for example, which subset of neurons (numbering about 2,000 in all) is involved in learning to recognise odours, and which can give those smells good or bad associations.

Another banker who would talk but declined to sit for a portrait, compared his work to that of a GP: "You spend many hours memorising terms (body parts, diseases, treatments) and learning to recognise patterns.

If this was any other show than Girls, Hannah would slowly start to grieve and the story would be about her learning to recognise the flaws in her character.

In between ghost hunts there are exercises in "energy manipulation" (learning to recognise our own, and to feel that of others) and a bit of "table work": lightly resting a finger on an upturned wineglass on a wooden table.

Learn to recognise and violate these expectations.

Visitors soon learn to recognise the border areas.

Learn to recognise signs that your willpower may be waning.

Learn to recognise when you are feeling stressed and talk about it with friends or family.

When I learnt to recognise the songs of a few species as a kid, everything changed.