Sentence examples for the trouble of learning from inspiring English sources

Powers has taken his novelist's responsibilities seriously, has gone to the trouble of learning how to shape an extended narrative.

There seems little need to go to the trouble of learning a new language when you are offered everything in your own.

Why does somebody who was born and raised in Tokyo go to the trouble of learning Kansai dialect and speak it all the time?

Home-played music had been so widespread that nearly half the country had bought the sheet music for a single song, and had presumably gone through the trouble of learning to play it.

My job is to save you the trouble of learning about these realities the hard way.

Deem and pass is off the table -- so glad I went to the trouble of learning what that was! Carl Cameron: "Democrats say they have the votes, but the margin of victory is likely to be very small".

It is necessary to expand appropriate instructional design models to unravel the troubles of teaching, learning and/or training system.

He had great respect for non-Christian religions, paying especially careful attention to Buddhism (Royce took the trouble to learn Sanskrit, and The Problem of Christianity includes a very sympathetic presentation of Buddhism).

Your reporting was not as precise regarding the human reaction to this marvel, however.We "locals" do not, in fact, call cicadas locusts; as you can imagine, the appearance of these creatures has sparked a fair amount of conversation, and most of us have taken the trouble to learn what they are called.

Cleopatra was of Macedonian descent and had little, if any, Egyptian blood, although the Classical author Plutarch wrote that she alone of her house took the trouble to learn Egyptian and, for political reasons, styled herself as the new Isis, a title that distinguished her from the earlier Ptolemaic queen Cleopatra III, who had also claimed to be the living embodiment of the goddess Isis.

Having a dashboard for the Internet spares you the trouble of setting up and learning individual programs for each of those functions.