Sentence examples for truly learnt from inspiring English sources
You invented it in your post-industrial northern cities, yet it's the rest of the world that has truly learnt to understand it.
As you become comfortable with living at the edge of the unknown, finding calm confidence within yourself while life continues to whirl and spiral in and around you, you will have truly learnt how to "dance in the rain, instead of waiting for the storm to pass".
The midlander's unique directorial style is well documented and Gilgun clearly feels that this is where he truly learnt his craft; he relishes the opportunity to improvise.
These days, I still only wield the razor a couple of times a week, and my retro shaving ritual has taken me down some dead ends – I tried an old doublesided "safety razor" recently, just like dad's, and truly learnt the meaning of a contradiction in terms.
Everything I have learnt I have learnt from the boss".
"Star learnt about India, and Zee learnt about broadcasting".
That's what I've learnt - quite simple, really.
Further, a good speech of praise, the goal of the sophistic display speaker, must praise qualities that are truly praiseworthy and actually possessed by the subject of praise, but knowledge of such things is common property, not something learnt in the rhetorical schools (xla.1 24, p. I 220 1 Sudhaus).
Gabriel listened and learnt.
