Sentence examples for I chiefly learned from inspiring English sources

"What I chiefly learned was how to enjoy, between four walls, almost every secret flight," she later recalled, sounding almost sentimental.

"I chiefly grieve that I cannot grieve," he wrote in a letter the following week.

In a letter to a friend, the poet wrote, "I chiefly grieve that I cannot grieve".

This charming American neatness and freshness is what I chiefly recall about her physical person".

I think I kind of learned to accept it".

("You live and learn and believe me I have learned").

I went to boarding school when I was seven and then I sort of learned how to deal with it.

("Dedicated to everyone from whom I have learned").

That's what I really learned.

"The most useful information I personally learned is that if you don't ask, they won't tell".

"I have a learned habit of gendering God, but I don't actually believe God has a gender," she explained.