Sentence for learned | Use learned in a sentence

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• Learned the heat to bear! (8)
• So I learned another lesson. (16)
• You ought all to have learned. (4)
• These can be learned only when young. (21)
• But this must be learned to be endured. (4)
• And those two were scholars, learned men! (10)
• I have learned never to overstep my bounds. (16)
• He also learned much from Hummel and Clementi. (3)
• I am grown learned (after a fashion) and dull. (14)
• Accordingly, she learned when Arnold left Philadelphia. (18)
• Emma learned to be rather glad that there had been such a meeting. (4)
• She began to speak, repeating a lesson evidently learned by heart. (8)
• And since he had learned to speak out he seized every opportunity. (12)
• He belonged to a circle beneath her own: the learned and artistic. (10)
• Still he learned something, by which he was to profit subsequently. (10)
• Under his father he learned to draw pleasure-pigs and other animals. (8)
• From her, she soon learned that the party to Clifton had taken place. (4)
• I learned that he was supposed to depend chiefly on my vast resources. (10)
• Then I hope to find I have learned something in my two years abroad…. (14)
• Some of them are inexcusable: the truth might so easily have been learned. (16)
• Afterwards he learned that it was done, and he was proud of having fancied it. (9)
• I have learned to depend upon the wisdom of your money, but not upon persons. (18)
• Then she learned to think he could do more for the world as the schoolmaster. (10)
• She believed that he deeply loved Clara, and had learned more of her alienation. (10)
• He may be as learned as Doctor Middleton; he has not the same happy constitution. (10)
• For the first time I learned what a woman truly is and what her significance may be. (12)
• He had learned to read the world: his partial capacity for reading persons had fled. (10)
• He studied faithfully, in spite of sickness—first at Milan, then under the learned Fr. (3)
• But she had learned to smile in a way that tamed him and robbed him of inner assurance. (12)
• It was a balloon, we learned, which had left St. Quentin at half-past five that evening. (2)
• She learned from the fish-vender, Sven Svenson, another point that put her on her guard. (18)
• All day, we learned, people had been running out between the squalls to visit our two boats. (2)
• That night he learned how silence best can speak The awful things when Pity pleads for Sin. (10)
• In this way I learned that the three privates had been headed off and caught within ten minutes. (7)
• The man of science was not reckoning that Richard also might have learned to act and wear a mask. (10)
• He sang a song at the top of his voice, there in the woods, that he had learned from the gardeners. (5)
• It was but the flicker of a distant light, however; he had learned the lesson of the city too well. (13)
• To watch him even now makes one feel how terrible is that dumb grief which has never learned to moan. (8)
• You will find learned men undoubtedly, professors, reputed philosophers, and illustrious dilettanti. (10)
• After he had learned the duties of a ruler from A to Z, he returned to Germany to woo his cousin Walpurga. (5)
• His art had been learned at the French Court, and the Colonists went into ecstacies over his innovations. (18)
• Those were happy days before the white men had learned the beauties of their old home on the Monongahela! (18)
• I studied Greek, and I learned so much of it as to read a chapter of the Testament, and an ode of Anacreon. (9)
• Time has been when it meant something of honor for a man to be a member of one of the learned professions. (13)
• What he learned of farming in that week might have been balanced on the point of a penknife and puffed off. (8)
• No man can tell us yet, neither the happy man nor the wretched, neither the learned nor the unlettered one. (12)
• Learned professors of jurisprudence and history were as enthusiastic for Alvan in their way as Count Kollin. (10)
• Behind the wooden erection, by which he was fenced from more ordinary mortals, the learned Judge leaned forward. (8)
• But he would not have had me too learned, holding that he had himself been hurt for literature by his scholarship. (9)
• He may not have learned how to do it well, and therefore he cannot love it, but perhaps he can learn to do it well. (9)
• She had never learned the art of abuse, and no words could express what was in her heart, so she turned and went out. (8)
• This sect, which embraces many of the most holy and learned men, is rapidly spreading and becoming a power in the state. (7)
• It is also true that she was clever, and had learned with great rapidity how to cover up the holes of a wretched education. (13)
• Then he went to his own room and inhaled the elixir whose properties and effect he had long before learned from Frau Schimmel. (5)
• Segwuna immediately took her departure on the road to Princeton as soon as she learned that Barclugh had left for that direction. (18)
• In return for the hospitality freely given, they sang the songs they learned from each other and in the various lands they visited. (3)
• The decisions of this august and learned jurist were always read aloud by the clerk, and a copy supplied to the counsel on each side. (7)
• Through an unescapable dispensation of fate I met her again two months ago, and learned of all the wretchedness she had gone through. (12)
• I have learned now to tell fruit from rottenness, the bitter from the sweet, the fragrant from the stinking, the hurtful from the harmless. (12)
• While none of them showed any remarkable inspiration, their work was learned and thorough, and prepared the way for men of more originality. (3)
• He bent down his face, and learned an unheard-of thing from the beseeching, horror-stricken glance that sought him as from fathomless depths. (12)
• A comparison of recorded dates shows that the Chinese were writing learned works on the science of music when the Pharaohs were building the pyramids. (3)
• Harriet granted her sister permission to apply the phrases she stood in need of, without impeaching her intimacy with the most learned among lexicographers. (10)
• Having learned all their customs and business methods he returned to his own country and laid before the Panjandrum a comprehensive scheme of commercial reform. (7)

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