Sentence examples for somewhat learned from inspiring English sources
It's somewhat inherited and somewhat learned through life experience.
Yet cultural information like where and when to find food and how best to react to predators is at least somewhat learned from experienced older birds.
In addition, it provides a persuasive if somewhat book-learned portrait of an exotic criminal underworld lately making itself felt in North America, the world of international Chinese criminal gangs.
Skip to next paragraph Readers Opinions Forumm: Television A portentous, learned and somewhat wide-eyed documentary about Osama bin Laden appears tonight on CNN.
If you came across the whole pile of evaluations on the sidewalk, you'd form a picture of a somewhat disorganized, technologically inept, very learned, passionate teacher — an acquired taste.
Somewhat strangely, this development of learned activity was not replicated in Burnside's traditional centre near Tusmore, where the present Council Chambers, Community Centre and Library are located.
The efficiency of learned recognition of risk is somewhat paradoxical.
A learned and perceptive theologian, Benedict in his three encyclicals somewhat unexpectedly emphasized the church's social teaching, and though he did not have his predecessor's political instincts, his greatest accomplishment may prove to be his willingness finally to address the pedophile scandal, and to do so with a directness that escaped all before him.
Learned helplessness sets in.
