Sentence examples for badly learned from inspiring English sources
To the democratic James, no lesson could have been more badly learned.
"He wanted very badly to learn things and know things".
Can you give me some ideas?' Pablo said it was like sex: you start off doing it badly, but learn with experience".
So another possibility, suggests Mark Kiesel of PIMCO, an American bond-investment firm, is that hedge funds and dealers will have their wrists badly smacked, learn a lesson and dedicate themselves henceforth to fundamental credit analysis and due diligence.
Even if your poem turns out badly, you've learned something about proportion and concision and selflessness.
Her mother therefore felt very badly when she learned that Mr. Foster had died of a heart attack.
John Boehner, who admits he is no foreign policy expert, badly needs to learn more about life beyond Ohio.
In addition, I was afraid of my children learning badly because of me lacking time to take care of them.
But it was something I wanted to learn badly, right then, and my body just got in the way.
On Thursday, when the N.F.L. revealed its 2013 regular-season schedule, the Ravens learned just how badly sharing parking lots with the Baltimore Orioles may hurt them.
From this vantage point, it looked superb – especially when we learned Haye had badly jarred his right hand on the top of the champion's head (how on earth did he get up there?) in the second or third round.
