Sentence examples for finding out that I from inspiring English sources
What was difficult was finding out that I had to do a lot of things by myself that I used to ask other people to do.
He graduated from Yale University in 1933 and spent a year as a schoolteacher before, as Price himself put it, "I had the extraordinary experience of finding out that I knew nothing".
I walked along the side of the road as cars sped by, imagining my grandchildren's grief at finding out that I was run over on my way to the eye doctor.
The traditional thank-you letter she received went on to say: "Today I had the incredible surprise of finding out that I was going to get to eat breakfast with Dennis Hastert, the speaker of the House.
(He was given a diagnosis of attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder in his early twenties. "It was sort of like finding out that I am straight," he says. "It was far from a revelation". He tried Ritalin for about a month before giving it up).
"As I wrote The Thirties: An Intimate History," Gardiner explains in one her numerous insightful anecdotes, "I felt grateful every day for the fact that I always had the decade, and even on bad writing days there was something I could spend time finding out that I was pretty sure I would be able to use".
Maybe it's worth finding out; that's what primaries are for.
"I think finding out that it was McDonald's was kind of a big shock for everyone," said Geoff May, a player in Ontario who founded a Web site (olympics.wikibruce.com) on the game.
I ended up using my permanent address at my parents' house, so now I'm finding out that if I don't fill out this new form then the government will send the RCMP to their house.
Realizing that I in fact, after 32 years still have no real idea who I am, and finding out that most of what I thought I knew about myself isn't actually me but is my defence mechanism was a real eye opener.
