Sentence examples for learning quite from inspiring English sources
I'm learning quite a lot of prayers at school, I said.
Learning quite quickly, I think, themselves how to do a riot.
And it didn't finish with a big exam so there wasn't that sort of pressure but we were learning quite complicated things toward the end.
But they can easily enter into the show's mood of euphoric reverence and spiritual graciousness while also learning quite a bit about one of the world's great religions.
He seemed fascinated by the problem of governance, as it plays out in both corporations and in political entities, and I found myself learning quite a bit from him.
Taking another tack, political animal Steve Benen at Washington Monthly notes the apparent inconsistency in Perry's much-discussed attitude towards science: [W]e're learning quite a bit about how Rick Perry thinks.
You can learn quite a lot.
I learnt quite a lot from him.
I learned quite a bit of the dialect.
Days later I learned, quite by chance, about the suicide.
