Sentence examples for smart to learn from inspiring English sources

None of us is ever too young or too old or too smart to learn or to create".

Our grandparents, who created the prosperous conditions allowing baby boomers' delusional belief in their own awesomeness to flourish, are also a wealth of wisdom, and we'd be smart to learn from their successes.

THE COMPLETE BOOK OF VEGETABLES: The Ultimate Guide to Growing, Cooking and Eating Vegetables (Firefly, paper, $29.95), by Matthew Biggs, might scare budding farmers off the land, though most youngsters I know are too smart to learn how to do anything by reading a book.

So it's smart to learn from these innovative schemes put in place to restore economic stability.

With technology so prevalent in our everyday lives, it seems smart to learn a bit more about it.

Put another way, retailers are smart to learn from the hard-won missteps and successes of those who've come before them.

Quick Access uses the company's machine learning smarts to learn from your usage patterns and interactions across its services to present you with the right files at the right time.

Are you really smarter than a fifth grader ?? Are you smart enough to learn?

Pochettino is smart enough to learn from the experience.

After all, you're smart, eager to learn, and helping the company.

In a rapidly changing, complex environment, trying new things is a smart way to learn.