Sentence examples for learning the extent of from inspiring English sources

She died without ever learning the extent of her disease.

It added that upon learning the extent of the losses, he "responded forcefully".

Eighteen months into the development, Mr. Donovan was still learning the extent of the game's moral freedom.

Fairfax County Board of Supervisors Chairman Sharon Bulova (D-At Large), typically restrained in her comments to reporters, was aghast upon learning the extent of the closures.

In the wake of the Guardian's articles, I heard from journalists and even government officials from around the world interested in learning the extent of the NSA's secret spying on the communications of their citizens.

Attorneys for Abu Wa'el Dhiab, a Syrian detainee on hunger strike whose court challenge is slated to begin next week, said the government was using national security as an excuse to prevent the public from learning the extent of a practice that the judge in the case has considered brutal.

"Clearly opinions are divided and we have learned the extent of that division.

He was stunned to learn the extent of what Sewell had uncovered.

Relatives said they learned the extent of Mr. Togatuki's issues only after he died.

Griffin said he learned the extent of the damage once he awoke.

But until now, riders had no way to learn the extent of lateness.