Sentence examples for one learn about from inspiring English sources
On any given weekday, a visitor is free to walk through the buildings of the Berkeley campus, but aside from a few exhibits and posters, how much can one learn about the research going on there?
Where else can one learn about a murder trial, a Wimbledon final, Rita Hayworth, and gain-of function mutations?
It helps one learn about another culture and enables one to cross cultural bounds more easily, appreciating and understanding differences and similarities.
Sometimes one's purpose is awakened by a tragedy one learns about, such as person who become moved by victims of torture and discovered his life's purpose in helping them.
It now has a handful of states more than the ones I learned about in elementary school.
"One of the first things one learned about Somerset Maugham in London was that no one liked him very much," the journalist Drew Middleton wrote just after Maugham's death.
In other words, the Churchlands are claiming that when one learns about activity patterns in these recurrent circuits, one can't "imagine" or "conceive of" this activity occurring without these core features of conscious experience.
"One learns about a culture and a new place by meeting the people that one finds along the way".
One learns about other people, and one learns about oneself.
One learned about other people, and one learned about oneself.
