Sentence examples for power to learn from from inspiring English sources

Anger clouds the judgment and robs you of the power to learn from past mistakes.

At any age, we are all learning and have the power to learn from and teach one another.

Bandura studied the power of modeling and ascribed special powers to our ability to learn from others.

Their own resources and personal power, and their ability to learn from their difficult experiences, are crucial factors in this success [ 17, 18].

The indirect effects, he adds, include large numbers of users, the ability to learn from those users, the power of a well-known brand and user inertia.

By all means let the Democrats learn from Newt the fighter; but if they want to recapture power they need to learn from Newt the thinker, too.

Yet, to my mind, if Lonesome George was emblematic of anything, it was of the power of mankind to learn from its mistakes.

But for now, it would be churlish to seek to undermine the confidence with which this new power is seeking to learn from the past and do things differently.

"Scottish Power has an opportunity to learn from other suppliers' billing system failures and address these problems now so more consumers won't have cause for complaint.

Operators inside Japan and outside need to learn from it to run power plants safely.

Business can find a lot to learn from the success of the power couple of cloud and mobile in sports.