Sentence examples for the talk of learning from inspiring English sources

Amid all the talk of learning lessons I fear we have already learned some wrong ones.

For all the talk of learning lessons, the biggest one of all is that if you want a national scandal to go unnoticed, make sure it involves someone with a learning disability.

For all the numbers, for all the talk of lessons learned and improvements to come, it is hard to avoid a straightforward conclusion: England's breakdown has broken down.

Railtrack, the Association of Train Operating Companies and the safety body Railway Safety issued a joint statement talking of "learning the lessons" of Paddington.

Instead he talks of learning from the players, and giving them freedom to play, which in itself is something new if not particularly sexy.

Willett's parents recently retired to Anglesey, where the new Masters champion has often talked of learning to play on family holidays "in a field full of sheep".

A posting from banshee962000 talked of learning from a friend about a police sweep in "a very popular spot" that netted 35 of 40 A.T.V.'s.

For all the talk of ascendance, Latinos are learning a harsh truth: the "browning of America", a phenomenon trumpeted for decades, has yielded slow, uneven results.

When new hires are onboarded, they need to be immersed in the walk and talk of learning curves, personal growth and change.

The talk of the academy circuit while learning his trade at Worcester, Wood is now, at 24, the talk of the Premiership after contributing handsomely to Northampton's surge up the domestic and European rankings.

Learning from history is well and good, but such talk illustrates the dangers of learning from the wrong history.