Sentence examples for who has learnt from inspiring English sources

This person is the person who has learnt, or developed for herself, a sufficient range of sound moral principles (of either type), and who has sufficient skill at applying these principles to cases as they crop up.

Cameron is a more conventional Conservative who has learnt his way rather slowly towards social liberalism.

Chief Louie, who has learnt how to navigate a flawed system, won his tenth consecutive term.

Simon is a chef who has experienced life, rather than someone who has learnt from another master.

Bart's frames of cultural reference have changed over the past couple of decades, but he's still the same primary school boy with wicked intentions who has learnt rather too much from his father.

Although many older executives have grasped the power of the Internet age, and steered their companies to exploit it, most of them speak geek as a second language, rather than as the native tongue of one who has learnt it when young.

Foreigners who have learnt English must take tests.

These are the people who have learnt that things tend to go badly.

Indeed, it is Mozambique's President Machel who, having learnt the hard way, has been the most moderating influence on Mr Mugabe.

Add native speakers to those who have learnt it, and some 60% of young Europeans speak English "well or very well .This is a clear win for English.

"As a technical organisation with computing at its core, it resonated with many of our staff, who have learnt to program during their career," GCHQ said.