Sentence examples for from what I've learned from inspiring English sources

"The apartment was not, from what I've learned, a standard New York apartment," she said.

"From what I've learned in the boxing ring, I have no fear in any business situation".

"From what I've learned from basketball growing up is you can't be a people pleaser".

"From what I've learned, he might be interested in going forward with peace.

I think from what I've learned is that those men dealt strictly in truth".

From what I've learned, the data would suggest that if you're looking for a vote to come from somebody who you trust to make rational decisions using cause and effect, and some insight, the average 16-year-old will not yet be at that point.

Mr. Shelby said, "From what I've learned recently, the F.B.I. had information which they never furnished first to our former attorney general, Bill Baxley, when he reopened the bombing case" in the 1970's, "and only recently furnished it to the U.S. attorney's office in Birmingham".

It's all very clever, and theoretical, but it's not really all that different from what I've learned in the last few sections of this column.