Sentence examples for patiently learning from inspiring English sources

It is shown that with a patiently learning leader the repeated plays of the game result in approximate equilibrium outcomes.

For the last hundred years, however, China has been patiently learning from the world.

Yet Cairo, Damascus and Benghazi have many streets; we must now patiently learn how to navigate them.

Guns were hand-machined in their millions out of solid blocks of steel and wood by men who had patiently learned their craft at the workbench.

Yet he went on patiently, uncomplainingly, learning again, and in an alien tongue, what he had learnt and forgotten 15 years earlier.

And that requires that, in the presence of difference, you be willing patiently to teach those who don't yet understand where you are, not write them off as hopeless or unforgivable; and patiently to learn when the needy one is yourself.

Meanwhile, Long Island City's inhabitants were waiting, albeit not patiently, to learn their fate.

I understood the premise and waited patiently to learn what triggered the unwitting victim's need to escape the cult, which was never clear from her point of view.

As Type 3 students start to worry when they do not understand what a teacher said, it is important for teachers to patiently teach according to the way students learn.

Many on line -- chatting on cellphones, dragging on cigarettes, or just waiting patiently -- had learned about the cart through word of mouth.

However, there was a twist in the tale, as Japan launched an inquiry into three-time world champion Uchimura's score, leaving Britain patiently waiting to learn their fate.