Sentence examples for learned soon enough from inspiring English sources
He was coming off a victory in the first major championship he had entered but learned soon enough that golf can be more heartbreaking than Earnest Byner's fumble near the goal line in an A.F.C. championship game.
He learned soon enough that outside Israel's Defense Ministry, where he presided not so long ago, a Palestinian was shooting at Israelis on the street, wounding 10 people before being gunned down.
Americans learned soon enough that the world would not permit this peaceful, mercantilist fantasy, but the great questions of war and peace that did arise revolved around humanitarian crises -- in Somalia, Rwanda, Bosnia, Kosovo and elsewhere -- rather than strategic ones.
For runners, the security lessons cannot be learned soon enough.
However, for the more interesting cases, we learned soon enough that the correct answer is almost never nature or nurture; it is both.
But he learned soon enough.
They will learn soon enough anyway.
He would learn soon enough that his views about the drone program ultimately mattered little.
About the events of Sept. 11, 2001, they will learn soon enough.
We shall learn soon enough whether Vladimir Putin's supporters or detractors are correct.
Harrison is materially comfortable, at least; we will learn soon enough if he is temperamentally at ease.
