Sentence examples for learned of their existence from inspiring English sources

"I've found reading books very intellectually fulfilling," he confesses sweetly, as though he has only just learned of their existence.

That is, until 2011, when Ms. Turner-Seed's daughter, Rachel Seed, learned of their existence and went to I.C.P. to study the tapes.

"There are crates and crates full of papers," Tom reported: Bob Giroux, the legendary editor of T. S. Eliot, had learned of their existence from Macdonald.

After the defense learned of their existence, he said, federal courts ruled that they would have had no effect on the trial's outcome.

Nonetheless, Mr. Cohen expressed disappointment that an outsider had learned of their existence, and agreed to let a reporter view a few recent copies only on the condition that their contents would not be published.

The Brigade, flush with victory in their winnowing down the house to just themselves without anyone ever learning of their existence, decided to come out to Bitchney.

All three vessels were built in extreme secrecy, to prevent American intelligence officials from learning of their existence and specifications; indeed, the United States' Office of Naval Intelligence only became aware of Yamato and Musashi by name in late 1942.

A great effort was made in Japan to ensure that the ships were built in extreme secrecy to prevent American intelligence officials from learning of their existence and specifications.

The Raëlians believe that a race of alien scientists cloned themselves to create humans and that these superior aliens will return to earth only when the entire human population learns of their existence.

We asked respondents to indicate their thoughts when they first learned of the existence of a donor conceived grandchild.

Some otherworldly future inquisitor, most likely a pearly-gates sentinel with the head of a piglet or a calf, would hold him accountable for this delay, a thing comparable to the period when the Allies had learned of the existence of the death camps yet checked their moral outrage against military-tactical considerations.