Sentence examples for learned nothing but from inspiring English sources

Oscar Wilde wrote to Ruskin that "my dearest memories of my Oxford days are of walks and talks with you, from whom I learned nothing but good".

Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia finances madrasas in Pakistan and elsewhere where "students" (read: possible future terrorists) learn nothing but hatred of Americans and Jews.

The book is so horrific that it was proclaimed an 'anti-book' wherein the reader not only learns nothing, but actually forgets the book she had previously read.

Others may have learned nothing -- but savored the discomfiture of "Mr. Popular".

You might say "Wow, I learned nothing from this," but it's actually simple; it just looks and sounds complicated.

Asdullah had gone to Kandahar to look for him, but learned nothing.

Her mother went from police station to police station asking for news of Ayat, but learned nothing.

Now I stared at the men, looking them in the eye, one by one — I had rehearsed this moment for weeks — but learned nothing when, to my surprise, each of them averted his eyes.

In fact, Ms. Ham told reporters at a briefing on July 22 that because she had heard that someone wanted to make such a request, she spent much of Jan . 22 in the middle of the mission, asking about it, but learned nothing.

He learned to be smart about probability theory, but learned nothing about human life, relationships and complications, the real world of other people who are not like him, which is just about everybody.

"But he learned nothing," Ms. Sanchez said.