Sentence examples for a better lesson from inspiring English sources

It is not necessarily a better lesson, but it is different one.

Facing ourselves squarely at this difficult moment might provide a better lesson for the future than allowing ourselves to once again give in to blind fury.

A better lesson, however, might be that central bankers worried about long-run fiscal conditions would be wise to push their economies back to potential as quickly as possible.

A better lesson might be taken from the late author David Foster Wallace who in 2006 captured the hectic rhythm of the modern game in a breathless, soaring essay titled Roger Federer as Religious Experience.

That might be a better lesson to teach our daughters -- who are playing because they love the thrill of competition -- rather than the idea that they are delicate, emotionally fragile people who need to be protected from embarrassment.

A better lesson for him to learn from Trump might be the power of business bona fides in a country tired of establishment politics, especially since Rubio appears to have few places to go in politics but down.

"I don't know any better lesson in life".

Isn't this study in delusion a far better lesson than the caricature baddies?

It will have to liberalise its financial system further, and allocate a bigger share of credit to private entrepreneurs rather than state-owned enterprises.This points to a different, better lesson to take from Hayek, who never won his battle against Keynesian stimulus in the 1930s.

That's a good March Madness story, and an even better lesson in life.

There is no better lesson for a writer.