Sentence examples for was learned by from inspiring English sources

For decades puppetry was learned by way of most traditional crafts through master and apprenticeship.

For decades, backpackers knew that the secret to India's soul was learned by riding its trains.

This painful lesson was learned by many investors in the hundreds of oil companies that went public.

During the years between World War I and World War II, a great lesson was learned by our military leaders and the people of the United States.

The metaphor of the cookbook was long the pet metaphor of the conservative political philosopher Michael Oakeshott in his assault on the futility of thinking that something learned by rote was as good as what was learned by ritual.

Military playing of the snare drum was learned by rote and oral tradition into the 19th century, and only with the drum's eventual orchestral use did players need musical notation.

"It was learning by osmosis.

I was there to learn, and I was learning by doing, like an apprentice.

"Stuyvesant was largely for math-science types, it was learning by rote.

The most important part of my education was learning by doing.

Lessons must be learned by ministers too".