Sentence examples for learn exceedingly from inspiring English sources

The cafe was musty, provincial and, as we were to learn, exceedingly French, with its lack of interest in the outside world, its sense of isolation.

Varto, we learn, is an exceedingly complicated place.

To learn that sacks of weed killers contain chlordane or dieldrin, one must read exceedingly fine type placed on the least conspicuous part of the sacks.

In the Scotsman, Scott Macnab says EU campaigners on both sides could learn from the – sometimes exceedingly detailed – agendas of the Scottish referendum campaigners: No one can say Scots didn't give all the issues a good run around the course.

Both systems are exceedingly useful, once you spend the time to learn them.

As we learn in the program, jirds are gerbil-like rodents that are exceedingly territorial because in the sands of Arabia there isn't a lot of food to go around.

This becomes exceedingly important when we realize that our media-saturated populations learn more about the world today from watching images in the media, than we do from observing life experiences -- especially when young.

Those of us privileged to have known him and learned from him are exceedingly grateful for his life.

I learned that it is exceedingly difficult to know what a loved one wants while they are seriously ill.

By 1987, the American intelligence community had become exceedingly proficient at learning what could be learned about another nation's nuclear ambitions.

"I've learned the hard way to be exceedingly careful," Schooler says.