Sentence examples for myself learning from inspiring English sources

Researching many of my stories I found myself learning more about Shanghai, immersing myself in this vibrant, buzzing metropolis.

And now at HKS, I found myself learning from her directly.

I find myself learning alongside pupils – though, of course, this is what makes the lessons so enjoyable.

Indeed, with my PhD students, the teaching perspective often reverses; I find myself learning as much from them as they do from me.

He seemed fascinated by the problem of governance, as it plays out in both corporations and in political entities, and I found myself learning quite a bit from him.

The band's debut year, 2008, happens to be the year I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer, and I find myself learning from N.E.D.'s Web site about the umbrella term — "gynecologic cancers" — within which my disease resides.

That's why I made myself learn Arabic.

I myself learned a lot from the insights and disputes they generated and worked through together.

I myself learned about this now overlooked calamity a few years ago when the New York Philharmonic performed a short orchestral piece by Charles Ives called "The General Slocum".

I myself learned that some close cousins traced their lineage to Mongolian tribes that first conquered China in the 12th century and brought Tibet along in the 13th.

He has also used it "to try to transform dry lecture notes into something entertaining for a wider audience, thereby helping myself learn along the way".