Sentence examples for never expected to learn from inspiring English sources

My brothers remember the incident, but, like me, never expected to learn anything more.

"I had never been there but we picked this because my 6-year-old, Brendan, likes boats," Mrs. Rooney said, "and I heard the park had a marina, I figured, why not?" The Rooneys' efforts were supervised by a park ranger "who told us all kind of interesting things about the park, its geology and place in history," she said, adding: "I never expected to learn so much.

I was never expected to learn or understand any of the Hebrew that was sung, spoken or uttered throughout the services.

The 11th and 12th grade documents are intended to be non-partisan, so students are never expected to learn about the trials and travails of Presidents Andrew Johnson in the 1860s or Bill Clinton in the 1990s either.

I never expected to see it again, and only learned through the Scalarama programme that it's actually Saul Bass's only directorial credit.

I didn't expect to read Aslan's book and learn that Jesus was actually the second person of the Trinity, just like I never expected to read a book by, say, NT Wright and learn that Jesus was deluded.

Such interactions with other people teach you things that you would never have expected to learn, such as economic perspectives on the cap and trade system, the role of religious symbols in psychedelic rock, or simply that most Ph.D. students share the same fears and doubts.

Though this past year has taught me things I never would have expected to learn, decomposition is one area I refuse to explore.

However, the changing rules were never spelled out; participants were expected to learn about them through experimentation.

Learning approaches define how students are expected to learn.

"I would say I've learned a couple of things in the N.B.A.: never expect to hear 'My fault'; never expect to hear 'I'm sorry'; and never be surprised by the unexpected.