Sentence examples for one learned from inspiring English sources

These were the kinds of things one learned on bed rest.

"One of the first things one learned about Somerset Maugham in London was that no one liked him very much," the journalist Drew Middleton wrote just after Maugham's death.

When the Birmingham Royal Ballet made its New York debut with the two-act work at the City Center on Thursday night, one learned the reason for such a warning.

In the catalogue for a Metropolitan Museum retrospective of James's work, in 2014, which included his iconic ten-pound Clover Leaf ball gown, one learned that, even on his deathbed, in 1978, James was grousing about being underappreciated.

One learned to read the expressions on his face for a truer guide to what Mr Mandela felt.

One learned to take one's own deserved place on the edge, reading to leap, not to hang back in a status-free huddle where bodies were warm together and the future darkness seemed less frightening.

One learned a bit about life.

One learned not to sneeze in his presence.

Throughout those earlier episodes, one learned a lot about lawyers.

One learned he had H.I.V. a few years ago.

So, finally, one learned that accusations could be false.