Sentence examples for even to learn from inspiring English sources

It's been very hard as an outsider even to learn".

Given that Mr. Flowers focuses exclusively on the financial sector, it may surprise some even to learn he's still dancing.

Derek and Hansel have to start knowing things, and even to learn about themselves, and where's the fun in that?

While the narrator vies for admittance into Harvard's social world, Kalaj rejects any kind of assimilation, refusing even to learn English.

Indeed, one had to look elsewhere — Andrew Sullivan's hourly Dish, for example, or our own Amy Davidson's Daily Comment — even to learn whether "Tam" is a boy's name or (as is evidently less common) a girl's.

They are just as much due to a strangely un-Californian refusal to experiment, to introduce market forces by allowing proper pricing and competition, or even to learn from mistakes.

AMERICANS, most of whom once thought of wine as effete and elitist, might be surprised -- astonished, even -- to learn that the United States is the third largest wine consuming nation in the world and will almost certainly become the largest by the end of this decade.

He has even begun to learn tricks.

"Now I don't even want to learn," he said.

"Can you imagine, my pupils don't even want to learn English anymore.

"It takes years to win an award and even longer to learn how to accept one".