Sentence examples for which you learned from inspiring English sources

"Please do not expect or demand your level of democracy, which you learned over a number of centuries," he said.

You go on playing the things which you learned as a young person and never learn anything new, so I'm afraid I just don't play at all now.

That last line proves your point that the script has a "clunkiness" that "never goes" which you learned from Benedict Nightingale in the Times.

The idea of it is fading from our memory, obscured under the pile of bad news about layoffs and bank failures, beneath the letters with your 401(k) returns, which you learned to stop opening.

They argue that philanthropy needs to celebrate its failures as much as its successes, so society can learn from them and thus ensure the money was not wasted.At the Hewlett Foundation, Mr Brest has even introduced an annual competition among his staff to find "the worst grant from which you learned the most".

You were asked "Are you a lesbian?" because "Only a lesbian would want to go to a men's college" to which you learned to reply "If I were a lesbian, sweetheart, don't you think I'd have gone to a woman's college?" (Or perhaps, when asked if you were a lesbian, you learned to answer with a kindly, unblinking little smile "And are you my alternative?").

Don't make the party the occasion at which you learn to open clams and oysters.

Foremost among those factors is something quite simple: the time of day at which you learn to be hungry.

There are the official rules, which you learn during training and carry in a booklet in your pocket.

You must think about some of the little nuances that they have, which you learn through experience, but you treat everybody the same way in each country.

These photos record the luck of the living moment, which any artist will tell you is an inexpressible gift and which you learn to call intention.