Sentence examples for which it was learned from inspiring English sources

Any response was held to be linked specifically to the situation in which it was learned.

Talk story about cricket in Van Cortlandt Park... Writer went up to the park to watch cricket matches, which, it was learned, are held there… Comment.

He died in a hit-and-run incident in 1999, after which it was learned that he had another wife, in Newark.

Talk story about cricket in Van Cortlandt Park... Writer went up to the park to watch cricket matches, which, it was learned, are held there every Saturday & Sunday from mid-May to mid-September & go on from one-thirty in the afternoon until well into the evening.

The New Yorker, August 15 , 1988P. 20 Talk story about cricket in Van Cortlandt Park... Writer went up to the park to watch cricket matches, which, it was learned, are held there every Saturday & Sunday from mid-May to mid-September & go on from one-thirty in the afternoon until well into the evening..

Situated cognition argues that knowledge cannot be abstracted from the situation from which it was learned.

Whether an odorant became a key odorant in a mixture was not correlated to the efficiency with which it was learnt on its own (Figure S1).

In contrast, the situative view argues that knowledge is inextricably tied to the context in which it is learned.

After [REDACTED] were interviewed, [REDACTED] was [REACTED] re-interviewed, at which time it was learned that the Cdts were in somewhat of a relationship and she had not been truthful in her original interview.

Liddell's refusal to run in the preliminary heats of the 100 metres last Sunday because of religious scruples aroused considerable curiosity, which was heightened when it was learned that he will preach in the Scotch church on Sunday.

The thing that made me want to take such a technical sounding course (which it wasn't) was learning how to identify flaws and faults in wine.