Sentence examples for having ever learned from inspiring English sources

The neighborhood allows Lam, now 81, to live comfortably in Chicago without having ever learned English.

If not for the monks, everything the world had ever learned would have been lost.

I asked if he had ever learned more about his father's suicide.

No one else had ever learned the dozens of necessary skills.

Excuse me, but what cat has ever learned anything, valuable or not?

I don't think I have ever learned how to manage people.

More people were learning Russian when Brodsky was writing his poems than had ever learned Russian before.

How was that? A. I learned more in those nine months than I think I've ever learned since.

"I don't think I would have ever learned to skate if it weren't for Mario Lemieux," Bartkowski said.

Still, nothing she has ever learned can explain the ultrasounds that have featured black holes where fetuses should have been.

Both of the Matases had spent their lives in the New York area, and neither had ever learned to drive.