Sentence examples for learn that of from inspiring English sources
Does it intrigue us to learn that of the 1.5 million species of fungi that exist, only 5 percent have been identified?
As Davis wrote: "A nation without a language of its own [is] only half a nation.… To lose your native tongue, and learn that of an alien, is the worst badge of conquest".
As she held her 3-month-old daughter, she said she had been staggered to learn that of the original 102 Mayflower passengers, about half had died during their first winter here.
ON May 18 , 1962 readers of The New York Times woke up to learn that of all the Chinese restaurants in the city, "there is probably none with a finer kitchen" than Tien Tsin, in Harlem.
It thus comes as no surprise to learn that of 16 African-American critics, academics and artists approached by Mr. Bozza for this book, only 4 would talk to him.
A regular peruser of the tabloid press, with its loose talk of "swamping", would be stunned to learn that, of 15 EU countries, Britain stands at number 10 in the number of asylum seekers per head of population.
And where did Bradley learn that kind of resolve?
But like all golfers, Woods had to lose to learn that art of winning.
"It's hard to learn that kind of stuff in a bullpen".
After a bad experience with a director, she sought to learn that side of the business.
Learn that life is full of bumps down the road.
