Sentence examples for to learned from from inspiring English sources

George W. Bush never seemed to learn from his mistakes nor from those of George H. W. Bush, while Hillary Rodham Clinton has admitted to, learned from and benefited from both her mistakes and President Clinton's during his administration.

That's the lesson that needs to learned from La La Land, and one that can now be safely stated without fear of social media retribution.

(Blame that on the self-help philosophising that makes even cutting her hair a "lesson" to be "learned from").

RIVERA LEARNED FROM FAILURES Mariano Rivera met with young interns and employees of the Seattle Mariners on Friday as part of his major league farewell tour.

They passed from wandering beggars to monastic institutions, from the illiterate to the learned, from the esoteric East to the outspoken West.

The number of IDUs in Afghanistan is believed to be increasing, possibly due to learned injecting behaviors from countries of refuge [ 14].

Trying to distinguish the "learned" from the "learning potential" is impossible (Kaufman & Lichtenberger, 2006).

This study aims to build a deep learning (DL) architecture for automated extraction of learned-from-data image features from the shear-wave elastography (SWE), and to evaluate the DL architecture in differentiation between benign and malignant breast tumors.

He moves effortlessly from individual stories to learned academic treatises to sociological observation and back to the individual.

JACKSON -- I've just kind of learned from experience to try not to invest too much emotionally, sometimes not sucessfully.

Students should be able to take learned skills from the classroom and make that learning adaptable to real life situations.