Sentence examples for terms learned from inspiring English sources

Both suffered from their presumption, and both, in second terms, learned to recede and assume more discreet modes of influence.

When he thinks about race, which is not very often, it is in terms learned from other white Cubans: American blacks, he now believes, are to be avoided because they are delinquent and dangerous and resentful of whites.

Groping to combine what Mr. Thile now terms learned and intuitive approaches to music making, he seized upon Mr. Fleck's "Tales From the Acoustic Planet" and "Uncommon Ritual," a trio session by Mr. Meyer, Mr. Fleck and the mandolinist Mike Marshall, which included a version of the Contrapunctus XIII from Bach's "Art of the Fugue".

The goal in repeating the activity with multiple taxa is to help students train their eyes to recognize homologous morphological features across groups with varied appearances and repeat the application of the new terms learned.

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We clarify the characteristics of the learning style and several related terms (learning strategy, cognitive style, etc).

In simpler terms: learn to love yourself again.

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In simple terms, learn to ignore negative and damaging comments made against you.

These results demonstrate that the system had a significantly beneficial effect on students' long-term learning.

Moreover, the positive impact on the long-term learning success of the participants of learning videos is determined.