Sentence examples for rarely learn from inspiring English sources

We rarely learn their names.

And yet we rarely learn which detail came from where.

They rarely learn the languages, live abroad for years, etc.

What they rarely learn, however, is how to actually theorize.

(For some reason, you rarely learn the last names of I.J.L.'s employees).

I often stray into conversations about eating on a budget and rarely learn anything new.

He says he rarely learns anything new: the questions are predictable and consistent.

Once again, the lesson that more is not necessarily better, something rarely learned by blockbuster sequels, is forgotten.

Once again, the lesson, rarely learned by blockbuster sequels — that more is not necessarily better — is forgotten.

Natives recognized the benefits of speaking the tongue of the Arabs, who rarely learned other languages, and who were more tolerant than previous overlords.

Companies tend to treat the process as a pro-forma wrap-up, drawing lessons from an action but rarely learning them.