Sentence examples for I subsequently learned from inspiring English sources

"I subsequently learned that just about everybody fell in love with her at first sight". They were married in 1942.

I subsequently learned from a family doctor, who had checked my dad's records, that my father's AIDS must have been passed along by a tainted blood transfusion.

I concluded – wrongly, I subsequently learned – that most children had Spinoza and Marx, Rosa Luxemburg and Hegel quoted to them as morality tales by their grandfathers.

Nothing seems to have happened to help them, though I subsequently learned that four of them had made it to the UK on the back of lorries.

The dead, I subsequently learned from the pastor of the Catholic church in Falls City, himself a Czech, were the descendants of Middle European refugees who had emigrated to America in the late nineteenth century to escape the dogs of war.

In "Post Modernism," which described a stay with friends in America who owned a pet pig, Barnes mused, I subsequently learned that an earlier guest — an Englishman, too, and one of the politest men I know — had been negligent in the same way.

Such an inference is, of course, defeasible, since if I subsequently learn that I have a sister after all, the basis for the original inference is nullified.

From what I've subsequently learned, this attitude makes me, and I'm a paraphrasing, a Communist.

To be so stunned made no sense at all, but is, I have subsequently learned, what almost everyone feels.

I have subsequently learned, from the academic literature on grief, that this "searching behavior," as it is called, is common among the bereaved.

I had subsequently learned that raisins — and grapes — "are now suspected of being toxic to some dogs, even in small amounts (though the mechanism of toxicity is unknown) — leading me to wonder whether Pump was instinctively averse to raisins," as I added in a footnote.