Sentence examples for the prospect of learning from inspiring English sources

"I was excited at the prospect of learning a language," says Williams.

The prospect of learning the rhythms of a new stadium is daunting.

W hen I first set out to train my memory, the prospect of learning these elaborate techniques seemed preposterously daunting.

They say they are drawn to the prospect of learning applications outside the classroom, though such lesson plans have yet to surface.

And now, Jozy Altidore faces the prospect of learning, or trying to learn, yet another European tongue — Dutch (though so many folks there learn English in elementary school).

And yet, the reality was that many returning ex‑servicemen faced unemployment, homelessness and poor housing, and the prospect of learning to live with the consequences of physical and mental injuries on a scale never seen before.

I'm here partly because I am deeply bothered by the prospect of constantly learning things that are discovered by others--not by me--and well known to everyone who takes the time to pick up a journal.

Many see the prospect of individualized learning using online resources as transforming our education system for the better.

The prospect of participating in the DRE training was met with curiosity and mixed feelings as well as the expectation of learning something new.

The ICM survey, which questioned 1,001 young people aged 14-24 from across the UK in June this year, paints a picture of a generation perhaps surprisingly open to the prospect of language learning, but often deeply under-confident in their ability to put their language studies into practice.

When Champollion, in the early 19th century, finally succeeded in deciphering the hieroglyphs, scholars were naturally filled with excitement at the prospect of the immemorial learning that they now anticipated being theirs to read.