Sentence examples for learned having from inspiring English sources

Emotional scaffolding, I guess, is the term I've learned, having a 13-year-old boy now.

Over many years of restaurants, there's one rule I've learned: having more than two glasses each?

On it, as countless politicians and writers have learned, having Mr. Wills sternly contemplate your work can be like having the Red Baron on your tail.

As Barack Obama has learned, having the executive branch and the legislature run by the same party means that you own every failure.

As Bode Miller learned, having just won his second overall title but being widely remembered for not winning at Turin, most Americans judge skiing careers by Olympic success.

"I and other members of the organization were shocked and disappointed at what we had learned — having someone in your organization that's involved in a murder investigation is a terrible thing," he said.

Knowledge, I've learned, has its limits.

Working from home, Jabri learned, has downsides.

Neither, I have learned, have most Italians.

How learning has changed parameters throughout time?

Learning had remarkably little glitter.