Sentence examples for reason for learning from inspiring English sources

Communication and trade is one reason for learning a language.

It gives me a reason for learning French that makes unknotting irregular verbs seem worthwhile.

And in that lies a practical reason for learning more about them.

It was through the foreign exchange and many letters that I met my best friend, and found a reason for learning a language.

A mother of two young daughters, Ms. Slade had never gone fly-fishing and was not sure she had a good reason for learning.

Many years ago, a Foreign Office grandee of an older generation, Sir Julian Bullard, used to tell aspiring new diplomats that the best reason for learning German was to read Nietzsche's epigrams.

There are practical reasons for learning an extinct language.

Playing chamber music is one of the reasons for learning an instrument in the first place.

Sometimes we need to remember, however, that there are reasons for learning extinct languages beyond boarding-school nostalgia or a burning desire to get into the Tory cabinet.

He took English lessons at a school in Puerto Rico to better communicate with his South African conditioning coach, but he also had other reasons for learning the language.

There is also a list of reasons for learning sign language, some important ("SL is beautiful, unique and graceful") and some amusing ("You can sign with your mouth full").