Sentence examples for learnt little from inspiring English sources

While I've learnt little about the everyday life of a social worker, I've learnt a lot about myself and how I make the decisions I make.

Blaming the banks for tempting them with "cheap money", the Siegels appear to have learnt little from this experience about capitalism, greed and vanity.

"For someone who has spent more than six years mastering the health brief in opposition, Andrew Lansley [the health secretary] seems to have learnt little from the history of NHS reorganisation," Walshe writes.

"As many people as possible should have access to as many documents as possible," he said, adding that Assange had gone against the will of others in the organisation by "making deals" with media organisations meant to create an "explosive effect", which others in WikiLeaks either learnt little about at the time or found out about only much later.

Only a small number (n = 3) of patients felt that they had learnt little from attending the session.

We learnt little about him except by inference.

Or it could be that they have learnt how little is achieved by criticising a Hollywood blockbuster, other than giving it an edgy feeling that would otherwise be totally smoothed out by the plastic acting of its stars and uncontroversial silliness of its script.

By the second page, we have learnt, thrillingly, that 'very little is known of Douglas's early childhood'.

I have learnt that when you do things little by little you can keep on top of them, otherwise you end up in crisis.' He has also learnt the importance of saving for retirement.

Talking of his character's changes and lessons learnt during the special episodes Quinlan said: "I think Gilly's learnt to chill out a little, not to follow the crowd and be a sheep.

However, it would appear that very little has been learnt about its root causes, especially by those in positions of power.