Sentence examples for had certainly learned from inspiring English sources

He had certainly learned his lesson.

They had certainly learned, many of them, to "operate" after a fashion, to show at least a formal or external recognition of social conventions — and yet the very formality or externality of their behavior was itself disconcerting.

They had certainly learned, many of them, to "operate" after a fashion, to show at least a formal or external recognition of social conventions and yet the very formality or externality of their behavior was itself disconcerting.

But Eric Idle has ascribed the motivation of "sexual jealousy" to those of his fellow Englishmen who gave me a slightly frosty reception at first, and while it would be immodest of me to agree with him in public, by the time of our early meetings, I had certainly learned to make my transatlantic otherness work for me more successfully than I was doing on my initial arrival in the UK.

I've certainly learned how to simplify and synthesize.

"You have to play against the best to learn, and they've certainly learned from it".

"I've certainly learned a lot about the New York City public schools".

"And I have certainly learned how to engage with people one on one.

We've certainly learned a lot about stem cell technology recently.

"We've certainly learned the technology of creating e-books and distributing them," said Laurence J. Kirshbaum, a literary agent.

The new resorts have certainly learned from Las Vegas to offer the punters far more than just gambling.