Sentence examples for you really learned from inspiring English sources

You really learned your job".

There were times when you really learned things on a political level, on a social level – that's what's interesting," she explains.

Later, back among crewmates who pay as much attention to you as you do to them, you can entertain one another with tales of the lawless looters who pillaged your energy long ago, before you really learned to sail.

Use big words, and do other things to show the teacher that you really learned something in the process of your talk.

I'd never really learned jazz chords before.

"I never really learned jewelry making," Ms. Syvanoja said.

But he's really learned how to pitch since the injury.

You've got the slackers playing Halo and Call of Duty 4, the international students trying to make sense of their weird American peers, the quad where students play volleyball and Ultimate Frisbee when the weather's good, the intellectually engaging art on walls and doors, like the poster reading "What I Really Learned in School (the Big Shots on Campus)" with its pictures of 20 glasses of booze.

What she really learned is that watching professional sports is as essential to maintaining my sanity as gardening is for her, even though I do not understand why anyone would try to raise corn in New York City, and she is not terribly interested in the nuances of the zone defense.

Although I write a lot about apps and Internet stuff, I never really learned to code.

That's what I really learned.