Sentence examples for means to learn from inspiring English sources

That is what it means to learn to eat.

The question here goes to the heart of what it means to learn and work in today's efficiency-hungry world.

"Pornography should be entertainment, but due to lacking alternatives, it has become a means to learn, especially for young people," he wrote.

"What should I take away from today's lecture?" is a question that betrays a cramped and probably exam-focused understanding of what it means to learn.

To be competent in "Arabic" means to learn one language to read and write, and a related but rather different language (like Latin and then Italian) to be able to speak.

A modern relic of early culture, the kachina doll of the Pueblo Indians, while essentially an instructive sacred object, is played with by children as a means to learn the myths of their culture.

The schools where they are meant to learn, meanwhile, are in disarray, and often in ruin.

DALLAS WIENS: I believe that I was meant to learn how to see people for who they really are.

What do you think you were meant to learn or do as a result of the injury?

She asks: "What are we meant to learn from this waste of life?

We also discovered that finding formative assessment in responses to the "What does it mean to learn?" question was rare.