Sentence examples for I nevertheless learned from inspiring English sources

In many ways a deplorable book (the hero, with whom we are supposed to identify, is obnoxious, aggressively rude, sexist and a terrible role model for scientists), I nevertheless learned more science from it, at a formative age, than one ever expects from a work of fiction.

"… If I respond to the metaphor of spring, I nevertheless learned, years ago, from my Mexican father, from my Irish nuns, to count on winter.

I think I kind of learned to accept it".

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

("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".

Although I write a lot about apps and Internet stuff, I never really learned to code.

"Is this a learned behavior?

"I never really learned jewelry making," Ms. Syvanoja said.

"I kind of learned to use basketball as a distraction from that stuff," Richard said.