Sentence examples for In the lessons of from inspiring English sources
As we begin to take in the lessons of the Charleston massacre and affirm to live differently, let us tap into our natural human generosity of spirit to lead us down a new path.
In "The Lessons of a Quagmire" (Op-Ed, Nov. 16), Max Boot suggests that the United States defeat the Iraqi resistance by deploying other Iraqis to use brutality.
In "The Lessons of History", Will and Ariel Durant concluded that large concentrations in wealth in the past were generally ameliorated by revolution (most frequently) or enlightened leadership (least frequently).
They believe in the lessons of history and demonstrable facts.
His worry is grounded in the lessons of his life as a basketball star.
The decision to go hyperlocal is rooted in the lessons of an American story.
In this febrile atmosphere, there is renewed interest in learning the lessons of history.
IN sports, the lessons of long-term performance seem obvious.
Why is it that we seem to be so bad in learning the lessons of these inquires?
Is he talking about some new consensus in which the lessons of her premiership should be applied to today?
By George Packer August 12, 2008 Colonel H. R. McMaster, whom I wrote about two years ago in "The Lesson of Tal Afar," has been promoted to one-star general.
