Sentence examples for may are learning from inspiring English sources

All these voters (two of the original group dropped out of the project in May) are learning about the candidates amid the din of their daily lives, generally more compelling than politics.

SOON, many students may be learning about computational photography.

A new generation may be learning conservation, but not as fast as habitat is disappearing.

Parents who sign with their babies may be learning as much about communicating as their children.

The Trenton political crowd may be learning that lesson the hard way.

Over the years, Bonds has made clear his disdain for the news media, but he may be learning to relate.

True, I can't speak to what people being taught this stuff from the wrong textbooks may be learning.

As the mafia may be learning, changing values, rather than peddling fear, can make for better results.

It is a sign that the Knicks 40-266) may be maturing, that they may be learning to play hard even when the opposing roster is almost laughable.

One of the hardest parts of living with 9/11 may be learning to understand the ways in which it was a local and particular, rather than universal, event.

"We ought to be held to the same standard," said Mr. Lazio, who may be learning that candidates play by rules the public writes.