Sentence examples for much learned of from inspiring English sources

And if he should talk too much he would receive the same unceremonious sacking as the most famous oil minister of all time--Ahmad Zaki Yamani, who after talking too much learned of his 'resignation' on television upon returning to his home.

I pretty much learned most of that stuff for myself".

Much may be learned of everyday life and social relations from legal texts, including the laws themselves.

It is unclear how much can be learned of an individual's long-term behavior from observations in infancy.

"There may be no greater tribute to Steve's success than the fact that much of the world learned of his passing on a _________ he invented," Mr. Obama said.

Modern players don't feel like they have as much to learn, because of what they earn.

Much was learned about the course of the disease from the infamous Tuskegee syphilis study (1932 72).

Table 3 shows that some competencies were much better learned than others – irrespective of study arm.

Mandela wrote that he had learned much of value through enduring long, harsh years of imprisonment.

I learned much of my beliefs from the older members of my units.

I spent many of my formative years in Jerusalem and learned much of my film appreciation from the Cinematheque.