Sentence examples for question i learned from inspiring English sources

Luckily, though, when I used my next 90-minute allotment of free time to look into this question, I learned there's no need to worry.

She refuses to fall for the good old 'say nothing and see what happens' ploy, staring blankly back at me until I eventually crack and ask another question ("I learned about that trick quite early on," she laughs).

The question I learned to ask myself is: "What do you want?" I heard it first from my dad.

But every time I ask that question, I learn something new.

In reading the answers to the two open-ended questions, I learned many interesting theories about Jodi and Travis' relationship and the killing - some quite plausible.

Now as a professor, I began to think about my students and the questions I hope they ask of themselves--the questions I learned to ask of myself only after my failed internship--as they cross the line from the classroom to the real world.

From those questions I learn their level of communication skills, their level of warmth, their expertise and their passion.

The Billy Baldwin in question was, I learned, a famous decorator, and his presence on the recommended list stemmed from an earlier purchase by my girlfriend of an old Edith Wharton book on home interiors.

If he put off many people with his obsessional rants — his bourbonized public speeches in Irish brogue or Texas redneck — it was still hard for anyone of normal curiosity to give a negative answer to the question "Haven't I learned something about myself and my country from this man?" In January of this year, Mailer turned seventy-five.

"He didn't understand when you're asked a question ― I learned this in kindergarten ― you give the other person time to answer also," Conway said.

I am so glad I asked the question, because I learned some facts that I didn't know previously.