Sentence examples for feel like I've learned something from inspiring English sources

"I feel like I've learned something each time I've had a chance to win," said Maggert, who in his rookie year of 1991 led by three after three rounds at Houston, only to shoot a final-round 80 to finish tied for 31st.

I just feel like I've learned something every time I've watched that movie and I've seen that movie so many times.

I felt like I had learned something about using the real material of my life.

I feel like I've learned a lot.

I felt like I have learned nothing new about this here.

Surely I had learned something.

I mean challenging and worthwhile, so at the end of it you feel like you've learned something, and you had some fun along the way.

Do you feel that you've learned something about Japan or JAIST via this system?

"You've learned something.

The physicists felt they had learned something of value from the equation; the biologists had not.

I felt like I had also learned something along the way.