Sentence examples for say to learn from inspiring English sources

As they describe young love — what it's like, say, to learn to ask another person out — they ponder how a broken heart might feel.

It seems as absurd as asking the inhabitant of an English prep school — a small boy called Potter, say — to learn the arts of wizardry and wield them in the annihilation of evil.

And even if we are born with some innate capacities, say, to learn a language and to reason, those capacities by themselves do not provide justification for believing any of (1a)–(1aa).

"Many things," he said, "to learn from them".

He comes, he says, to learn about HIV.

Voters were snapping it up, she said, to learn how to observe future ballots.

In October 2001 he suddenly took off for Pakistan, he says to learn more about his faith.

When an organism can perceive and change its behaviour, it is said to learn.

But he is still impatient, he says, to learn and move on, learn and move on.

A handful of lithographers had been to Mexico, Mr. Respall said, to learn from masters there.

She was stunned, he said, to learn that he did not have water service.