Sentence examples for i subsequently learned from inspiring English sources

I subsequently learned from a family doctor, who had checked my dad's records, that my father's AIDS must have been passed along by a tainted blood transfusion.

I concluded – wrongly, I subsequently learned – that most children had Spinoza and Marx, Rosa Luxemburg and Hegel quoted to them as morality tales by their grandfathers.

The dead, I subsequently learned from the pastor of the Catholic church in Falls City, himself a Czech, were the descendants of Middle European refugees who had emigrated to America in the late nineteenth century to escape the dogs of war.

In "Post Modernism," which described a stay with friends in America who owned a pet pig, Barnes mused, I subsequently learned that an earlier guest — an Englishman, too, and one of the politest men I know — had been negligent in the same way.

The best feature, which I subsequently learned that Amazon.com quietly rolled out earlier this month, allows shoppers to add both new and used books to a single shopping cart, then check out once no matter how many different sellers' merchandise is in the cart.

The day after I handed offer letters to five employees, believing we had secured $1.5 million in funding, the venture capitalists phoned to say the deal was off! (I subsequently learned that this type of behavior is not at all uncommon in the venture capital community).

Such an inference is, of course, defeasible, since if I subsequently learn that I have a sister after all, the basis for the original inference is nullified.

From what I've subsequently learned, this attitude makes me, and I'm a paraphrasing, a Communist.

To be so stunned made no sense at all, but is, I have subsequently learned, what almost everyone feels.

I have subsequently learned, from the academic literature on grief, that this "searching behavior," as it is called, is common among the bereaved.

I had subsequently learned that raisins — and grapes — "are now suspected of being toxic to some dogs, even in small amounts (though the mechanism of toxicity is unknown) — leading me to wonder whether Pump was instinctively averse to raisins," as I added in a footnote.