Sentence examples for spoke of learning from inspiring English sources

And then they spoke of learning how to forgive.

Al Hamad spoke of learning to shoot, as a girl, while hunting with her father — the sort of image often invoked by gun-rights advocates.

In interviews, he often spoke of learning toughness on the city streets, but he came from a relatively affluent home and at least once confessed to a reporter: "I don't want this in the story.

Those respondents spoke of "learning how to free yourself" from economic concerns to serve others and of "wanting to model my life after Christ".

Cooper spoke of learning math from a Haitian immigrant and then visiting the country as a journalist to cover the devastating 2010 earthquake. .

Health care providers whom we interviewed spoke of learning to "be okay with not being okay".

Early-childhood educators often speak of learning readiness.

"It follows two adolescents discovering love and feelings, it speaks of learning to deal with human relations, it dwells on the love between mother and son and between father and daughter and even on the jealousy between siblings".

When they speak of learning to use language, there is a touching sense of the poet reflecting on his own life's work: "the rare Covenant / of Utterance . . . a passionate, a life- / transforming Participation of the Tongue, / a shared response to all that Words express".

Papineau (1984) speaks of learning and Dretske (1986) invokes functions that depend on recruitment by conditioning.

When disappointments trigger long-term structural changes, on the contrary, social sciences speak of learning or evolution.