Sentence examples for no one learns from inspiring English sources
"No doubt this sort of thing happened and happens a lot on a smaller scale (juror to friend, relative over dinner), and no one learns of it".
Edward Mendelson wrote in The New York Review of Books that "in Maxwell's realistic fiction no one learns and no one changes," and indeed, "So Long, See You Tomorrow" is a study in craving the past, even for characters like the narrator's forward-looking father, who solves the problem of his first wife's death with a marriage to someone new.
While the initial plan is to wow audiences with this new custom-made creature (Verizon Wireless even signs on to sponsor it), this is the Jurassic series, after all, where no one learns any lessons about meddling in those "things man wasn't meant to do".
Rough magic abounds but no one learns to fly.
The result is a disaster from which no one learns anything about anything.
Then, when she was 22, she moved to Centerville, Utah, a place where no one learns traditional African hair-braiding.
After everything that happened with Princess Diana, has no one learned anything?
And the most damning thing is that no one learned a thing from Duane Smith.
"Donziger stressed to me and Ann Maest the importance of Stratus ensuring that no one learn of Stratus' involvement in any aspect of the Cabrera Report or Responses," he said.
At issue, he said, was "who is going to lose their lives in the next campaign because these errors and mistakes went unexamined, and no one learned from them?" Human Rights Watch and Civic also noted that the alliance's stance on civilian casualties it caused in Libya was at odds with its practices for so-called collateral damage in Afghanistan.
