Sentence examples for learnt very well from inspiring English sources
When comparing the maximum PER recorded for an odorant during acquisition trials with the PER recorded when the odorant was learnt as part of the complex mixture, we found that, for example, butanal was learnt very well on its own (96.0% PER), but only 21.4% of bees responded to butanal, when it was learnt as part of mixture 2 (Table 4).
An odorant could be learnt very well or very badly on its own and both become or not become a key odorant for a mixture – depending entirely on the composition of the mixture.
It was not good, 2010 – I remember that winter very well and we've learnt lessons from that, things like making sure there's enough de-icer at our airports, making sure there's better supplies of grit, better co-ordination.
You could plough through some exhibition catalogues, and some visual arts criticism (which often doesn't seem to be all that critical) and look at some galleries' websites, and wonder how it was that people who are often quite young learnt to speak the kind of language that would have gone down very well on a cultural studies course in the 1970s, but which seems very, very, very old-fashioned now.
"We defended very, very well.
They did very, very well.
Unfortunately, not very well.
