Sentences with phrase «learned something from many»

So yes, I learned something from this novel, about life in that place and time and how great the pressures would be to look the other way in order to survive.

Two, the possibility that the people who run the publishing industry have actually learned something from observing the failures in the music industry.

I really learned something from this blog and started to contribute my ideas via commenting on this blog.

Another way to phrase this question might be, «Even if Py is fun, do you walk away having learned something from it?»

«We got 105 responses which is quite a big response for the year, and of that, 97 per cent of the responses were positive, 27 per cent indicated that they had been inspired to read, write and / or draw and 42 per cent said they'd learned something from the day,» Sorensen shares.

If you learned something from the experience, you did not fail.

So I learned something from Acrimony.

Rigid, by the book corporate hard ass enters community of casual, close knit, experimental / rebel types; hard ass attempts to implement strict, unrealistic rules; rebels teach hard ass the value of their unconventional, humanistic methods; common ground is ultimately reached; everybody goes home having learned something from everybody else.

And yet, the writer has learned something from the Potter franchise, clearly going out of her way to establish a foundation that can be enriched and expanded upon in future films.

Well, we hope you learned something from our single parents dating tips.

If you learned something from this blog or got an idea or just tried something new because of the blog or comments, please send me a picture (even if you take it with your phone) of you in that outfit.

So, if you've learned something from this blog or purchased one of my recommendations or just found the courage to try the cute stuff out there that you thought you couldn't wear, take a picture of yourself and show me your beautiful self!

Each one has their specialty, and I've learned something from all of them!

Sharlyn Huber: «I definitely feel like I learned something from this course and will be able to refer to the study book when necessary.»

I have spent several hours reading your site, because of my Achilles injury and hopefully I learned something from that.

Hi Alan, so happy you have enjoyed and learned something from this article.

I've already learned something from yours.

Hope you learned something from this list of bodyweight alternatives.

Although I learned something from everything I read or heard, the advice was often contradictory.

What's great is that this column also seems to have helped a few other people — who, if I can judge by the many e-mails I've received, have learned something from my experiences.

He added, «I would hold out hope that the Republican Party leadership isn't so cynical, and that they have learned something from last fall.»

Presumably, Adams learned something from the last campaign, and there remains that 650 - vote Democratic advantage.

Minority leader Ken Ronk of Wallkill must have learned something from those political science classes at SUNY New Paltz only eight years ago, not to mention his current job with the Assembly Republican Campaign Committee.

Son Jamie, who did the heavy lifting, may have learned something from a losing campaign.

«Part of our job is to look at these things,» he said, «and I think we may have learned something from how this has unfolded.»

Now, you might say that all that stress would be «worth it» if it meant that kids actually learned something from the experience.

She was seeking your validation that she'd learned something from what she'd been observing about step relationships and she wanted you to confirm that was drawing logical conclusions based upon her having learned that step brothers are brothers who don't have the same parents as she does.

My guess is, however, that if you explained the sentiment behind the saying, your daughter probably still learned something from your conversation.

Leicesters future opponents will have learned something from the Liverpool win, Lets see if Leicester can adapt or have we burst their bubble?

Surely they must have learned something from the Avram Grant episode.

Waiting to gather some meaningful data and then making an informed decision based on those findings - maybe the FIA learned something from the whole elimination qualifying fiasco after all!

Now only Wenger can mess it up with the starting lineups against the lesser team's, I hope that he learned something from last season....

I believe he has learned something from his loan spell, but Arsenal can not wait for him like Diaby.

Hopefully they learned something from going up against some of the best in the country.

With that said, I will assume he will be better in his 2nd full year and pray he learned something from Rutherford and Shero.

We advocate so such thing and you know it... I guess the guys you spoke about must have learned something from religion after all..

But you mention evolution in a way to suggest that current evolutionary theory is dead and that we have not learned something from it all along.

I always learned something from them.

One thing is clear, the President had learned something from his Philadelphia speech on race last spring, when he made the error, as some so infelicitously out it, of throwing his own grandmother «under the bus.»

He declined with a «I'm too busy for that right now» which I thought was hilarious but at least I learned something from Jesus that day.

There might be a field report from a brave, exuberant missionary, or an expert's measured critique of the sex and violence on television (ending not with a plea for censorship, but with an expression of dismay — these people learned something from the Scopes trial).

They seemed to have learned something from member Panda Bear's 2007 solo release, Person Pitch, which sounded like the Beach Boys has recorded something they made after ingesting a large quantity of drugs and discovering Pro Tools.

By the end of my graduate work, I dearly loved the man, sort of in a Stockholm Syndrome way (where hostages empathize with their captors) but also because despite his vibrant cynicism, he was such an incredibly encouraging person who had clearly learned something from his time in church, or perhaps in spite of it, if his memoir is to be considered.

If you learned something from the first meeting that enabled you to offer valuable advice spontaneously, start with that piece of insight during the second meeting.

Some were from experts quite well - respected now - perhaps in part because they learned something from being so wrong then.

Perhaps you can learn something from a tactic used at the world - famous Inn at Little Washington, where it's been said the tastiest thing served up is the service itself.

Whether or not you agree with those CEOs» approach, you may learn something from their unconventional thinking.

«The entire industry could learn something from them.

They might even learn something from talking directly to customers.

Worst case, you will learn something from every visit.