Sentence examples for learnt to question from inspiring English sources
"I had worked with great chefs before," he says, "Marco Pierre White, Nico Ladenis, Pierre Koffmann, but it was from Ferran I learnt to question everything".
I have learnt from African voices to question my own Arab culture's sanctioned aggressions towards black bodies, learnt therefore that blackface is not a crime out of context.
Open-ended questions (such as 'tell me how you have learnt to manage diabetes') allowed interviewees to direct large parts of the interview to follow the narrative they wished to tell.
Even now we've learnt to accept that skills needn't matter, still that old question seems to linger over any artist, whatever methods they employ: can they actually paint?
I have learnt to speak Spanish and I have also learnt a lot about myself.
Nicole: We've learnt to accept everything.
'People in business learnt to be resilient.
But I, er, learnt to appreciate it.
He took ballet lessons and learnt to play the guitar.
The week when the Labour party learnt to love Peter Mandelson and the Sun learnt to hate Labour again.
