Sentence examples for lifetime to learning from inspiring English sources

Each individual has an "effort budget" of λ, which represents the total amount of effort that an individual can devote in their lifetime to learning cultural traits (either individually or socially), representing the constraint on accumulation introduced in the macroscopic model above.

It takes a lifetime to learn it.

"It takes a lifetime to learn how the eels run.

Picasso said it took him a lifetime to learn to draw like a child.

For newbies, she stresses patience: "Surfing takes a lifetime to learn.

Although this can take a lifetime to learn, anyone can start today.

MOST INFLUENTIAL CHARACTER -- Alice in Wonderland INSPIRATIONAL QUOTATION -- 'It took me a lifetime to learn how to paint like a child.' Picasso FAVORITE AUTHOR -- Eudora Welty.

It's somewhat inconclusive; whether the human spirit can overcome the kind of damage inflicted on these youngsters will take a lifetime to learn.

This newly tuned sense of perspective is the kind of life lesson that some, indeed most, wait a lifetime to learn.

When Picasso went to a show of children's art, he remarked: "When I was their age I could draw like Raphael; but it took me a lifetime to learn to draw like them".

And perhaps the best known variant of that is Picasso saying, "When I was a child, I knew how to draw like an Old Master, and it has taken me a lifetime to learn how to draw like a child".