Sentence examples for little to learn from inspiring English sources

Many Chinese now feel they have little to learn from the rich world.

Thoreau wrote that the young have little to learn from the old.

What makes the iLane so immediately likable is that there's very little to learn.

The best players on the team trained year round, with private instructors, and felt they had little to learn.

He added, pridefully, that Cuba's revolution had little to learn from the Yankees, and no need of their charity, either.

If we "have never before faced such threats", then we have little to learn from the past.

"It's just taken us a little while to learn".

So individuals have very little incentive to learn their status.

Trump has shown little ability to learn in office.

There turned out to be little time to learn on the job.

This means that newly minted expats face little pressure to learn the local language.