Sentence examples for learned ever from inspiring English sources

I learned ever so many things I never knew about the place and our history".

In the fifty years of scholarship that have followed the crisis, we have learned ever more just how close the world came to calamity.

(Giants great Phil Simms talks about how Walsh taught him more about throwing the ball, and the foot's role in it, in a single workout than he had learned ever elsewhere).

Just another history lesson that failed to be learned ever since, lessons that threaten the human race more than ever before during this era of overpopulation, degrading resources, and accelerating climate changes.

The long process of cultural development that eventually yielded the Industrial Revolution was in many ways the process by which humanity learned ever better ways of structuring society in order to foster the emergence of complex economic activity.

No hero, I learned, ever made it harder on his worshippers, and no thinker gave better evidence in his person of just how much it is temperament that can fix a thinker's place in the history of thought, changing and transposing and often untuning the song he sings.

There are towering difficulty spikes too, that suddenly crumble as you learn ever more about N++'s nuanced input system.

And then, one of the things you learn ever more certainly as you grow older is that all art is made in the image of the artist.

Today's élite gymnasts face pressures to learn ever more difficult moves — ones that were routinely considered impossible a few short years ago.

It was the Autobiography of Malcolm X that opened the history door for me and I've been learning ever since.

And, perhaps most important, they learn never, ever, to say yes to an offer immediately.