Sentence examples for yet learned about from inspiring English sources

It made no mention of Dimona; he hadn't yet learned about it.

He said he had not yet learned about Pearl Harbor in school.

The rest either hadn't yet learned about it, or were discouraged by the idiosyncrasies of the process.

Although I hadn't yet learned about saying no to the patriarchy, I was too shy and awkward to be a princess, and I ditched the plan of becoming one altogether when I read LM Montgomery's Anne of Green Gables.

Of all the things I had not yet learned about the world, of which there were many, no one had told me that camels can spit, really well.

It's why children so often say funny things, because they have not yet learnt about conformity and notice the hypocrisy that adults are too jaded to spot.

And yet learning about it is essential, because good medical care is more often about the everyday work of diagnosing and managing multiple familiar things than it is about feats of Holmesian deduction.

And yet learning about the terrible things people can do to each other, and the history of the terrible things people have done to each other, is important – we can't imagine a life without it – and gives some people a great deal of pleasure; pleasure, as psychoanalysts might say, of various kinds.

More people should be aware of these awesome initiatives yet learning about corporate social impact, even on well-designed websites, is not typically easy.

Think of any innovative person you know and you will find they are curious by nature, constantly learning, yet learning about diverse things, hence often deemed to be polymaths.

Is the secret to cinema's success this idea that we can meet within a film someone who is so different from us and yet learn about each other, thus finding out just how close and similar we really are?