Sentence examples for learned as far from inspiring English sources

Which is, of course, as we learned as far back as "Casablanca," the very point of unrequited love: it's always a solo act.

The new court filings confirm reports that bureau officials in Washington learned as far back as 1991 that Ms. Leung appeared to be spying for the Chinese and that they called a meeting at headquarters with Mr. Smith and a San Francisco supervisor to discuss the problem.

What lesson has Europe learned and what lessons will it need to learn, as far as austerity, politics and economics?

And today, I learned as I traveled, we are very far from experiencing this connection to our source.

We learned as she learned.

Exercise your ability to learn and then to practically act out what you have learned in as far as building a healthy family life is concerned.

Even better, kids don't seem to realize that they're learning as they play – as far as they know, they're just having fun.

"It was great learning things as far as dealing with the pressure," Hamm said.

When, at the book's end, we discover why Sato Kakuzo orchestrated these events (as a revolutionary protest against the justice system), we also learn that, as far as we can tell, nothing changed after the public disclosure of Sotatsu's wrongful conviction and death: "Some weeks passed, and it was essentially forgotten".

Given the ubiquitous nature of the midlife crisis notion, it might surprise you to learn that, as far as psychology is concerned, it's a myth.

This was well expressed by one of the principals: Look in some respects, yes, our students weren't there for a week, but I think what we learnt as a community from this far outweighed what the [students] would learn in a week from that.