Sentence examples for felt I learnt from inspiring English sources

I enjoyed reading from Marlee's point of view, as I felt I learnt a lot about her character that I didn't know before, and it was a whole new story that I didn't know.

"Last year was a tough year, but I felt I learnt a lot about myself as a captain and hopefully that'll put me in good stead for the season," Rae, 28, told BBC Radio Jersey.

Two raters independently read through the comments and suggested recurring themes, e.g. comments such as "I felt I learnt a lot" and "very informative" were considered under the theme of finding the session "useful to learning".

I felt I learned things about "Twelfth Night" – my favorite comedy by Shakespeare and the one I know best – that I hadn't appreciated before.

It simply shows us the details, and I felt I learned more from this film than from the nightly TV news.

I always felt I learned more from his insights than he did from mine! David Bloom was clearly hitting his professional stride with the Iraq war.

The questions were thought-provoking but never intrusive, and I felt I learned as much about myself as I did about her.

More than that, I felt I learned something I wouldn't have otherwise known about him.

The theme of future IPSE was revealed in student comments such as, " I felt I learned more from the collaboration with medical students.

I feel I learn from artists directly".

"I feel I learn a lot, too.