Sentence examples for someone learning about from inspiring English sources

Someone learning about the Great War exclusively from "Downton" would think of it as a mere exercise in honor, rather than the muddled moral disgrace it was.

"I hope that someone learning about him through this comic will maybe not only get interested in his story and want to find out more, but also feel like they know someone from Iraqi Kurdistan now," Glidden said, "that when they hear 'Kurds' or 'Iraqi Kurdistan' or 'KRG' in the news, they'll connect it back to this man that they got to know". .

Take yourself right now -- what might someone learn about you just from looking at you?

"She was someone you learned about from the older kids," he said.

I think it's a play less about someone getting better, and more about someone learning how to recover, and how to help the people around her recover too.

Presented as a set of detailed yet understandable topics, this text provides a solid foundation for someone learning how to think about computing beyond its mere codification in a programming language.

I'm always on the lookout for something else to learn about, someone else to do or run".

Your college roommate will be a new and interesting person, someone to learn from and learn about, whether the two of you are just alike or completely different.

The children did receive some help this summer from the Edith and Carl Marks Jewish Community House of Bensonhurst, known as Marks J.C.H., which Mr. Zigelboym learned about from someone at the Brooklyn funeral home where the service for his sister, Marina Khomenko, was held.

Furthermore, Ms. Bok said, it erodes one's credibility on larger matters; once someone learns you've lied about your age, they will be disinclined to trust you on larger matters.

The current manual, the DSM-IV, says PTSD can develop through a range of exposures to death or injury: direct personal involvement, witnessing it or, if it concerns someone close, just learning about it.