Sentence examples for unable to learn from from inspiring English sources

But there's something in human nature that makes us unable to learn from history".

My point is that, as humans, we seem unable to learn from our mistakes very well.

While she knew the danger of rushing into a romance, she was unwilling, or unable, to learn from past mistakes.

The enduring popularity of the Derby begs the question: Why have leaders in American racing circles been unable to learn from, and capitalize upon, the success of America's greatest horse race?

At their worst, he claims, these writers move indiscriminately between early and late writings -- as if Dickinson were "freakishly unable to learn from experience, and wrote without traction all her life".

When matters are finally determined, Anna Quindlen's immense sympathy for her characters remains intact, but her fidelity to certain truths is paramount: social class informs destiny; happiness is often recognized belatedly; and while some people are capable of heroic change, others must repeat their mistakes, with fatal results, because they're unable to learn from them.

While they all took Chinese classes at college, only two of them studied prior to college, which is encouraging for Chinese learners who were unable to learn Chinese from an early age.

But that doesn't mean that I was unable to learn anything from him.

Too many schools are isolated and unable to learn best practice from one another.

BNFinder seems to be indeed the best method for extracting the correct dependence of activity on the epigenetic marks, however it is unable to learn as much as other methods from datasets with more features.

The MCAQ should be used to exclude those subjects who are unable to learn the exercises and thus not benefit from the treatment [ 59].