Sentence examples for shows to learn from from inspiring English sources

He forced his colleagues to sit through slide shows to learn from the mistakes.

If some of the work is less than his best, it's still a show to learn from.

Analysis of the Fukushima nuclear reactor disaster will show how to learn from failures using multi-models.

"I feel really lucky that I got to play supporting roles and see great actors do the daily grind of a television show — and to learn from that," he said.

Working to improve and shape the evaluation system through robust feedback from teachers and administrators is critical, and Tennessee's leaders have shown a willingness to learn from this feedback.

Mr Bush backed this, in violation of his own anti-interventionist impulses.Mr Bush showed more ability to learn from his mistakes than his critics realise or than he himself might like to admit.

Liverpool's manager has shown a willingness to learn from defeats and make the necessary adjustments and will be trying to do so again before their next Premier League game - a crucial visit to another top four-rival, Arsenal.

"USA Gymnastics has appointed someone who, in my view, supported Nassar, victim-shamed survivors, & has shown no willingness to learn from the past.

At one point of the show, he wanted to learn from the participating children about 'child rights'.

It shows what Shakespeare had to learn from Classical precedent as he set about looking for workable models in tragedy.

Mitt Romney's apparent belief in restructuring the world from the top down as we would wish it to be shows an obdurate refusal to learn from the tragic mistakes of the past.