Sentence examples for i learned anything at all from inspiring English sources

"If I learned anything at all in school, it was more likely to be in the breaks, from my schoolmates as they beat me up," he recalled.

I don't know if I learned anything at Global Gathering.

"I never learned anything at all at school," he said.

If I have learned anything at all from this experience, it is that the bonds of motherhood are universal and you can find yourself with a new sister-in-arms midway through your life.

Then again, if I've learned anything at all in those many years between my high school graduation and his, it's that the summer goes by so fast.

He was an actor, so he maybe had it down; maybe he had the whole thing down, and I hadn't learned anything at all from my ex's infidelity and my naïve, wholehearted trust.

As I drove out of the parking lot on the last day, ready — sort of — to return to what passes for civilization, I wondered whether I would be able to hold on to any of what I had learned — or if I even knew what I had learned, or had learned anything at all.

In fact, I'm not entirely sure we learned anything at all this Christmas other than the fact that the rest of this season is going to be a lot of fun, but what more do you want out of the best holiday of the year than that?

And after all this, I'm not sure President Obama has learned anything at all from this debacle.

It is this: Have we learned anything at all?

If I learned anything in my three years at Spectator, it's that Molesworth loves a challenge and is as much a believer in the 100-point scoring system as Suckling.