Sentence examples for not really learned from inspiring English sources

It was not until the next year as a freshman at L.S.U. that I realized that I had not really learned calculus.

"Today's performance shows that people have not really learned in the course of 2008 that things can go down as well as up.

Kyung Yang Pach, 80, a Korean immigrant in Mr. Chun's class, explained in Korean, how embarrassed she is that she has not really learned English in the 11 years she has been here.

"Internet companies have not really learned that they are also in the retail business," Gittins said.

He has not really learned that -- he's not a politician," Carson said, referring to Trump's difficulty in dodging the abortion issue.

Moreover, this attitude will tell you that your child has not really learned anything apart from saying the words.

"They're not really learning their lessons from the past".

"You're not really learning what I would call engineering fundamentals," he said of such programs.

Its behavior changes over time, but it's not really learning.

They're sitting in school, and they are not really learning to read or to do basic mathematics.

"I mean, if you spend your whole life focusing on yourself, you're not really learning much.