Sentence examples for might actually learn from inspiring English sources

Besides, I might actually learn something.

But those who were watching — both in the chamber and outside it — might actually learn something.

We might actually learn what "zig-a-zig-ahhhh" means, if we bring them back.

Investors might actually learn something, and they might be able to form opinions about differences in audit firms.

And while "Urinetown," which opens on Broadway Thursday, may be funny, you might actually learn something if you listen to the lyrics.

(Benn airily cites the need for a mother's "lobby" but doesn't interview members of the only one up and running – MomsRising – so we might actually learn how to break this hoary stalemate).

Many discussions of education technology appear remarkably incurious about how learning might actually take place.

More crucially, they might actually see the value of language learning in a wider context, and want to take it further.

Had he deigned to break bread with a respected critic on his own faculty, Knight might have actually learned something about Sperber that he could respect.

It's certainly a lot less fun than the others, but gives a more in depth look at the policies and it leaves you feeling like you might have actually learned something about politics.

Previously: Schoolgirl Diaries - I Think I Might Have Actually Learned Something at School This Week.