Sentence examples for more apt to learn from inspiring English sources

But when you do that, you're more apt to learn how to do it the right way".

But none of these procedures are rehabilitative -- they don't make the child more apt to learn.

The problem is not usually an issue with attention or focus; it is simply that different people's minds are more apt to learn certain subject matter.

"It's important for students to see themselves reflected in literature and history, and if they see themselves reflected in literature and history, they are more apt to take charge of their own learning and their own education in a powerful way".

"This might be an audience more apt to watch new shows on NBC," Mr. Adgate said.

I think that white women are more apt to read laterally.

He was more apt to take a leap outside the existing spectrum of choices.

They are also more apt to take longer, and more difficult, second shots.

Quoting from the Victorian self-improvement author Samuel Smiles, he declared that 'all persons are more or less apt to learn through the eyes rather than the ear… especially the case in early youth, when the eye is the chief inlet of knowledge' (Neurath 1946, 100).

Someone good at her job is apt to learn more with experience, a fine thing.

They're more apt to embrace them and learn from the deal".