Sentence examples for learning very much from inspiring English sources

We conclude that large numbers don't appear to be learning very much.

Simple measures such as whether the child looks happy – an unhappy child probably isn't learning very much – and using a buddy system to find out how a pupil copes outside the classroom can be informative.

They'll share his complaint about unremitting hostility of many Jewish leftists to Israel, a place a large number of them have never even visited, nor ever bothered learning very much about.

Of the novels discussed here, JM Coetzee's Disgrace is the only one I have read more than once, so it might be expected that a critical essay on this book would have more of an uphill task than the others to engage me and make me feel I was learning very much.

Table 7 Opinions about HEIMSTÄRKE   Disagree completely Disagree somewhat Agree partially Agree somewhat Agree completely Besides football, I'm not learning very much 50 4 4 8 33 I would like to participate more frequently per week at HEIMSTÄRKE 14 5 18 5 59 I see participation as an opportunity to get a job 4 8 24 20 44 Source: ZEW inclusive soccer project survey; own calculations.

"Kids are enrolling in school in much greater numbers than ever before," she said, "but that really masks the fact that they're actually not learning very much.

You cannot learn very much from videos taken with an iPhone".

What I did not do is learn very much about how to cook.

Still, you're not sure if anyone has really learned very much.

We never learn very much about the sacrifices necessary to become an élite gymnast, let alone the institutional politics involved.

**** For someone who's the other side of three-score-years-and ten, John Cleese hasn't learned very much.