Sentence examples for nature of learned from inspiring English sources

To understand the nature of learned helplessness, one needs to travel back to Seligman's early graduate-school days in the laboratory of Richard Solomon at the University of Pennsylvania.

Somewhat unusually in a publishing age characterised by slim essay collections about personal experience, Hustvedt's book is nearly 600 pages of learned commentary on everything from the nature of literature to neuroscience.

Pamuk first achieved international fame with Beyaz kale (1985; The White Castle), his third novel, which explores the nature of identity through the story of a learned young Italian captured and made a slave to a scholar in 17th-century Istanbul.

Religion depended on knowledge and the correct practice of prayer, ritual, and sacrifice, not on faith or dogma, although Latin literature preserves learned speculation on the nature of the divine and its relation to human affairs.

His tombstone identifies him as the author of "learned books".

"We've sort of learned to come to expect that".

It was a good mixture of learned musicianship and soul.

A whole life of learned lessons and experience is gone.

Hamburger's description of Learned Hand is a marvel.

"I've sort of learned grownup music handwriting.

Partisanship has become a sort of learned helplessness.