Sentence examples for has learned far from inspiring English sources

She reads "constantly" and maintains that despite all her psychoanalytic training she has learned far more about human psychology from the great writers than from Freud or Jung.

Calling oversight in Congress nothing more than "overlook," Rep. Grayson also stated that he has "learned far more about government spying on citizens from the media than [from] official intelligence briefings".

I've learned far more each day than I thought I was capable of.

"I've learned far more about bridge from him than anyone else".

It's now official: We have learned far more about George W. Bush and Al Gore than they know about themselves.

Despite being a member of Congress possessing security clearance, I've learned far more about government spying on me and my fellow citizens from reading media reports than I have from "intelligence" briefings.

In the five decades since, the Browns have learned far more about the significance of their case, the mythology that surrounds it, and the complications and responsibilities that come with being perceived as an icon.

Students can pass examinations without necessarily gaining the ability to understand the patterns or meaning of the phrases they have learned, far less use them in real life contexts.

In these past years, I have learned far more than five lessons about changemaking, but I would like to share some of these ideas.

We've learned far more by listening to the stories of people we love, ex-gays, celibate gays, monogamous gays and out and proud gays.

As we've learned far too many times, it does not even matter if the assault is videotaped or photographed, if the victim is crying or unconscious or obviously intoxicated to the point of incapacitation.