Sentence examples for one has learned from inspiring English sources
(See Lunyu 7.22) While he sometimes warns against excessive reflection and meditation, Confucius' position appears to be a middle course between learning and reflecting on what one has learned.
In reasoning by analogy, one applies what one has learned to another domain.
As Albert Einstein once said: "Education is what remains after one has forgotten what one has learned in school".
Caesar once had to call a timeout because the sisters were screaming at each other, and Jennifer has learned not to encroach on Martha's position, Martha, who jokingly describes Jennifer as the bossy one, has learned not to enter Jennifer's space on the front line.
Greenburgh, for one, has learned the high cost of neglect.
Mr. Ishibashi, for one, has learned something about Nagatacho.
And I for one have learned to live with that".
The old contrite song, not for their affair of eleven years ago — which, thankfully, no one had learned about — but for all the other disappointments in her life.
Although some of the bookmakers I met had been in the country for most of the last decade, not one had learned Spanish.
"It's as if," she said, "one had learned that the minister of the interior was a terrorist or that St. Peter was secretly propagating atheism".
It's clear many of the veterans of the last one have learned that lesson, too.
