Sentence examples for have finally learned from inspiring English sources

But, after years of living in the dark, I have finally learned to accept that pain".

"And I guess our stay here shows that the Japanese have finally learned to respect us, too".

He says that central bankers have finally learned how to guide economies — not with mystique but with economic science.

I HAVE finally learned to swim -- an accomplishment that makes my 55-year-old heart quicken with joy.

But though it took us years, we have finally learned that there was something to hear in his silence.

After five years of writing about corruption, human rights abuses, the murder of journalists and electoral fraud, I have finally learned the Kremlin's true weak spot: dry-cleaning.

It certainly seems Pellegrini's team have finally learnt to win away.

In return, thanks to Wiggins, the British have finally learnt to adore the Tour, and to appreciate its unique qualities.

The final lesson on Labour's great NHS learning curve is that Tony Blair, his advisers and ministers have finally learnt that an organisation as big as the NHS - the size in terms of workforce and turnover of a small country - cannot run on ethical principles alone, and that financial incentives have to play a part.

We have finally learnt, for example, that sheepskin Ugg boots may seem to be the sensible choice for a walk in the snow, but that in fact they are a sodden, squelchy disaster waiting to happen, on account of the fact that they aren't waterproof and snow is, ultimately, just a different kind of water.

She is a great talent who has finally learned to have self confidence on the stage.