Sentence examples for learned that none of from inspiring English sources

Then we learned that none of it actually matters.

I learned that none of us are ever past it.

When the members of our eight-man party left the stands at about 10 a.m. and went back to camp, I learned that none of us had shot.

At a press conference held by Jack Rosenthal, the young Director of Public Information of the Justice Department, the rumors about snakes, bombs, and mines were checked out, and it was learned that none of them were true.

The Bayohs' family solicitor, Aamer Anwar, said he and the family had significant concerns about the investigation after he learned that none of the 11 officers involved in the case that morning had yet been suspended or interviewed by the independent Police Investigations and Review Commissioner (PIRC).

At the ritual Congressional lashing of C.E.O.'s this week, we learned that none of the major oil companies have any idea how to control a spill like this, and that their faux plans for handling one in the gulf were made up of boilerplate so undigested that several had sections on protecting walruses — mammals that have not been seen in the area since the Ice Age.

Cross said he did not learn that none of his victims were Jewish until six days after the murders.

It was within this Mayberry context that one was not surprised to learn that none of the burglaries in the neighborhood had resulted from forced entry.

Samar gradually learns that none of these modes of living is what it seems; eastern detachment turns out to be as elusive as western gratification.

To members of the audience who don't know the masterpiece, it may come as a surprise to learn that none of what they're seeing was written by Williams.

So we shouldn't be terribly surprised to learn that none of the above is now expected to reach a Broadway theater anytime soon, with the possible exception of "The Visit," which in any case will be without Ms. Lansbury.