Sentence examples for a dramatic lesson from inspiring English sources
"Don't ever take a dramatic lesson," Mr. Rogers told Mr. Robertson.
But whatever happens in this misbegotten case, there is a dramatic lesson for anyone interested in seeing how federal criminal justice operates -- if any lesson is really needed.
But this dramatic lesson is a far cry from my current temple-associated practice.
In the near-exclusive focus on rich-country protectionism, this dramatic lesson has been lost from view.A strategy for changeRich-country protectionism matters too, of course.
Though each of my recent "incidents" was... special... they actually both pointed to the same, spectacularly dramatic lesson about keeping ourselves successful and happy... and sane.
History paintings of the late 18th century and the Victorian era were usually a narrative version of a dramatic event, suggesting moral or patriotic lessons.
It's a dramatic, entertaining tale, with a clear lesson: Corporations, universities and governments never tire of throwing good money at bad science.
He is also taking acting lessons and hopes to land a dramatic role.
Doubtless those arguments will now intensify, as they should, for lessons certainly need to be learned from a dramatic and important saga.
By employing a dramatic storytelling structure, the movie offers the audience an intelligent and emotional lesson about life that is almost impossible to do simply with facts.
"Beginner's Guide" suggests a history lesson on the great Spanish style that has enjoyed such a dramatic revival over the past 40 years.
