Sentence examples for learnt skills from inspiring English sources

Heckman and his colleagues emphasize character as learnt skills as opposed to innate traits.

"From my extra-curricular activities I have learnt skills which employers want, like copywriting, communication and business-awareness," she says.

As I leave clinic, I actually feel slightly elated from the work – I have learnt skills far beyond my expectations and I feel gratified to have been involved in helping women out in a vulnerable and sometimes desperate time.

In his book The Craftsman, American thinker Richard Sennett warns that we are in danger of losing ourselves if we turn our backs on the learnt skills and craftsmanship that helped give our lives meaning.

I've definitely learnt skills from organising sport which are then really applicable to a workplace and in other spheres of your life.

The contestants will use knowledge gained from locals on how to find the perfect spot to land a catch, and will face challenges which combine their own experience and talents with newly learnt skills.

Putting is still a learnt skill no matter what way you do it.

Self-assessment is a complex, potentially learnt skill, requiring individuals to have insights into their own limitations and competencies.

Although breastfeeding is perceived to be a learnt skill with mothers requiring help to position and attach baby 'correctly', many of the women actively positioned themselves or their babies to begin breastfeeding without any instruction.

Producers and crews working on the Weakest Link learnt specialist skills that had led to commissions for other quiz shows on commercial television.

To counter this, she feels that she's learnt new skills that would help her return to academic research.