Sentence examples for learned I think from inspiring English sources

"After we digest the lessons learned, I think we'll get back on the path of nuclear construction".

"Having those wide eyes look up you and be able to impart on them something that you've learned, I think, must be thrilling".

They developed valuable journalistic, collaboration and management skills from everything that went into creating that issue, but what they learned, I think, runs much deeper.

"A lot of what I learned, I think I learned by teaching him sociology," Lambiotte said about him.

So I learned, I think, early on that you do need to engage the business community or it's hopeless, and not to throw bricks.

One thing that has held Nigeria together, and that the nation has learned, I think, is that any sectional attempt to dominate politics doesn't last — it just faces too much pressure from other segments of society.

It must be fascinating watching them learn, I think.

LB: Yes, but that's the only way you can learn, I think.

"But if and when I learn, I think it will give me a great sense of accomplishment".

"But these players wanted to learn, and wanting to learn, I think, is what has brought them to this incredible level of expertise, dedication and focus".

"People say he's learning here, but I don't think he's learning, I think he has learned.