Sentence examples for the more one learns from inspiring English sources

The more one learns of these events, the more the whole thing assumes the proportions of a Greek tragedy.

The more one learns about lethal injection, the less humane it appears.

And yet, the more one learns about Pisacane, the harder it is not to feel inspired.

The more one learns about the course of civilization, he believed, the more one can appreciate its achievements.

It is a common adage among scientists that the more one learns about the universe, the greater its mysteries become.

Yet the more one learns about biotechnology's Great Yellow Hope, the more uncertain seems its promise -- and the industry's command of the moral high ground.

"And inexhaustible because the more one hears and learns, the more conscious one becomes of one's ignorance, of the vast lacunae in one's knowledge".

Musical insights, too, are thin on the ground: one learns more about how the Beatles made music by watching the performance clips in "A Hard Day's Night".

That parallel is all the more glaring when one learns that the Internet discussion of Vitamin K injections is dominated by the opponents.

But one of the more entertaining lessons one learns is: If you don't want to help someone spread their message, don't attempt to censor them.

The more Will learns about his clients -- one is so unmistakably guilty that even his own lawyers refer to him as "an animal" -- the more the phrase "justice system" strikes him as an oxymoron.