Sentence examples for learns by heart from inspiring English sources
In the course of such analyses (as a bonus of sorts!) the student automatically learns by heart these beautiful slokas (stanzas) too.
On strolls through bookstores, Paul memorizes the logos of the most famous publishers -- dogs, dolphins, ships -- and learns by heart whose books they grace and whose they do not.
When Adam appears on a panel to discuss literature and politics, he trots out platitudes that he learns by heart, along with a quotation from Ortega y Gasset ("who I had at one time thought was two people, like Deleuze and Guattari, Calvin and Hobbes").
The initial verses, which every young Italian learns by heart at school, are indelible in the minds of most of our countrymen and women.
Her poems are accessible and often learned by heart.
Learning by heart continues to thrive in many cultures.
The key words are learning by heart, not learning by head.
A poem learned by heart has a different working than one read and forgotten.
Poems were learned by heart and recited to the class, in a rhythmic sing-song manner.
Whithorn, population 700, was a place easy to learn by heart.
Learning by heart is often positioned as the opposite of analysis.
