Sentence examples for predominantly learnt from inspiring English sources

Because our participants predominantly learnt from positive feedback, the impaired performance in the memory phase OFF medications is consistent with the result of Frank et al. (2004), the critical difference being that the memory effects of medication in our task were delayed rather than occurring at the initial learning stage.

Everything I have learnt I have learnt from the boss".

"Star learnt about India, and Zee learnt about broadcasting".

They might have learnt.

What lessons are learnt?

Gabriel listened and learnt.

Beckham learnt from her predecessors.

What, precisely, has Martin Amis learnt?

A harsh lesson learnt perhaps.

Useful to get this learnt.

She confidently announces that "much can be learnt of a man from his choice of books," and then unwittingly contradicts herself by adding that Pushkin, like many other Russians of his class, read mostly in French: "The ancient classics, the Bible, Dante, Machiavelli, Luther, Shakespeare, Leibnitz, Byron... all are predominantly in French".