Sentence examples for we learned little from inspiring English sources

Mr. Leaf suggests that we learned little from this trial, but in fact we learned that for this disease the drug does not work.

We learned little from the debate, except for the fact that the word caliphate sounds hilarious in a Northern Irish accent, and so do a bunch of other words.

We learned little about this civilisation other than cloning was illegal, they have ineffective rules about allowing guns into town and leaving to go live in the countryside is frowned upon.

But the Grand Inquisitor A.K.A. "Allen"—was distracted from the proceedings by the appearance of his ex, Amy, of whom we learned little except that she adores the band the Fray.

We learn little, and only with effort.

We learnt little about him except by inference.

In fact, we learn little about Howerd, the man, either.

It is hardly a portrait of his mother, about whom we learn little.

One president endures M.S. in prime time and we learn little about the disease.

There are several others of whom we learn little when the narrative clearly demands much more.

In the end, we learn little about a boys' night out that Ibsen hasn't already told us.