Sentence examples for things learned from inspiring English sources

Here is a look at seven things learned during the last three games, knowledge that could influence Klinsmann's tactics and strategy as the stakes get higher: 1.

A friend of mine, who generally keeps abreast of things, learned of a bike station going up near her apartment in Brooklyn Heights only when she witnessed it being installed.

One consists of pointing out all the new things learned and all the new therapies devised since Freud, as if these represent his failures or demonstrate the uselessness of his work...

One hypothesis advanced to account for the greater retentivity of psychomotor behaviour, as compared to that of newly acquired verbal behaviour, is that nonverbal actions are more often overlearned and are less susceptible to proactive interference (i.e., competition arising from things learned in the past).

Without it, there's no This Is Water, the commencement speech posthumously turned into a one-line-a-page book; no long list of things learned in rehab that became one of Infinite Jest's most widely quoted passages; and no in-and-of-itself transcendent description of the key to Federer's appeal – "hav[ing] to do with … human beings' reconciliation to having a body".

After this devastating natural disaster, there were a few things learned.

"I gotta learn things, learn them the hard way," he sings.

Look for some of the following things: Learn how to enclose themselves in a safety bubble.

If you're serious about selling things, learn how to haggle.

Do this three things: Learn from mistakes, apologize and quit doing it again.

"We're all going into this thing learning every day.