Sentence examples for point i learned from inspiring English sources

At that point, I learned that the Taliban were wearing American uniforms, which complicated things seriously.

I forget at what point I learned that Burton had got the part.

At some point I learned how the stove reacted, how to treat the food.

Fortunately, at some point I learned how to grow down again.

The second – equally potent – point I learned is that people do not aggregate information properly.

And I think at some point I learned to play the game, but it's just not me.

Back then, or at some point after, I learned that the pretty, bonneted young woman on each box was the wife of Earl Whitehill, the great Senator right-hander, who posed such a threat to my Giants in that Series.

He was exceedingly precise, to the point, as I learned years later from an academic's Freedom of Information request, that military analysts had concluded after publication of the first of what would become five freelance articles on My Lai, that I clearly had access to the most secret of Army files.

As one who read every one of your "Portraits of Grief" ("Closing a Scrapbook Full of Life and Sorrow," news article, Dec. 31), I would note two further points that I learned from these studies.

When a pickup barreled past, the driver raised his index finger solemnly in greeting with a short nod — a point of etiquette I learned from my uncle, who'd taught me to drive on country roads around the old home place.

Let's make one very important point immediately: Donald Trump, I learned only recently, inherited several hundred million dollars from his father, Fred Trump.