Sentence examples for that she learnt from inspiring English sources

Her critics and allies alike speculate that she learnt during her youth in East Germany to keep her own views opaque until a consensus materialised.

That's a skill that she learnt on the shop floor: getting the measure of someone physically, but also reading their personality to decipher what it is they're really asking her for.

Seeing the impact of the disease inspired her to write the song "Universal Child", which she included in her current album A Christmas Cornucopia, a compilation of carols that she learnt during her days growing up in Aberdeen.

It was as an adviser to François Mitterrand, then president of France, that she learnt the art of politics, securing the post at the age of 31, a few years after leaving the Ecole des Mines, a distinguished postgraduate engineering school.

She recalls that she "learnt everything from scratch….

But she told the jury that she learnt some details during a meeting, in which she became incensed by the attitude of senior colleagues.

To counter this, she feels that she's learnt new skills that would help her return to academic research.

The result is more akin to an arms race, with everyone running to stand still, than a recipe for increasing prosperity.A degree signals prior ability as well as the skills that have been learnt, she notes; and returns to education depend partly on a country's labour-market structures.

Many of these attributes associated with excellent role models relate to skills that are learnt skills [ 7].

We assumed that was learnt by updating multinomial distribution over the random number of coins, i.e.,, under i.i.d.i.d

But the best speech came from the blue-haired Jess Palmer, who described how reading "fanfic" (fan fiction, often erotic) online as a teenager taught her things that she would never have learnt elsewhere, including the nature of asexuality.