Sentence examples for lately learned from inspiring English sources

This situation, particularly in light of all we've lately learned about FIFA's systemic corruption, feels familiar, and perhaps irreversible.

This is something that intellectuals, writers, artists, journalists can do — something that quite a few NGO's have been doing, with success too, as we have lately learned.

And he's lately learned to soften the package without softening the content, as on "Trust You," with the entrancing Kevin Gates, a love song for a tragic circumstance: "Girl, I trust you with my drugs, might trust you with my money".

Those of us working in science lately have learned some very hard lessons, but in the long run science will be better for it.

The New Yorker, August 22 , 1925P. 1 Jascha Heifetz dabbles in jazz for amusement, but only lately we learned Paderewski and Godowsky have same hobby.

Researchers lately have learned that serotonin plays an impressive number of critical roles throughout the body, both below the neck and above it, and from the earliest days of prenatal pre-sentience.

Ehrlich, their designer, was not the only Bauhausler to put his progressive training to work for the Third Reich, she said, just one about whom a great deal has lately been learned — including his connection to this particularly chilling symbol of the Nazi era.

(Both also play keyboards, and Mr. Williams has lately been learning guitar).

(It's been unusually nice lately, we learn. Hardly any campaign events have been marred by rain).

One of Columbia's difficulties, ironically, is that its non-profit competitors have lately been learning and applying many of its own legitimate cost-saving techniques (see article).

Visit your local library if you haven't lately and learn about it yourself.