Sentence examples for had really learned from inspiring English sources
And I felt that economists had really learned something about how to address that".
If Mr. Gertz had really learned about Ms. O'Malley's background, he would know that our father, despite his German heritage, volunteered to fight against the atrocities of World War II.
"I have not seen a child so tired before or since," Meave Leakey said, "but she had really learned how to drive a Land Rover in difficult terrain, and this has proved an essential skill ever since".
I couldn't tell them that these first weeks were a mere blur to me, that I felt completely overwhelmed by all the studies and my much brighter friends and the thousand irritating details of living alone, and that I had really learned nothing, save perhaps how to put on a necktie while sprinting to class.
I'd been so taken with the program as a symbol of all the big dreams and little failures of the state, and with Justin's own personal reinvention-in-the-wild narrative that it was only under questioning from the craggy regulars at Zane's that it occurred to me to think about what I had really learned from my experience.
First, we used the random condition to test whether they had really learned the trained sequence.
But people are going to say we've really learned.
"I've really learned that over the last few years.
"Today, I've really learned what they like to do against us," he said.
"But I've really learned not to give them too much credit.
