Sentence examples for a fundamental lesson from inspiring English sources

Yet, Goodyear learned a fundamental lesson by analysing its waste.

But Eastwood does something else, something important: he provides a fundamental lesson in democratic revolt.

Those kids taught me a fundamental lesson: Get off the horse.

A fundamental lesson of Perez's work must be that 2010 is not 1979.

This is a fundamental lesson of Minimalism, whose intersection with Conceptualism and other radical 1960's movements like Fluxus is the true, poorly articulated heart of this exhibition.

The program at the Council on Foreign Relations was designed for highly engaged students, who seem to have absorbed a fundamental lesson in life: Ignorance is a terrible strategy for success and a miserable excuse for failure.

If that is not the case, broad policy support may need to be sustained somewhat longer.Perhaps a more fundamental lesson is that policymakers should find constructive ways to respond to the natural pressure to cut back on stimulus.

A final, fundamental lesson to be gained from the results concerns the different manifestations of the same emotion or types of the same emotion.

This is the very nature of abstraction, and it is, after all, a fundamental aesthetic lesson of the 20th century that the abstract and the representational can gratify in equal measure, though not in the same way.

Arizona has also proven that it has forgotten a fundamental economic lesson, when the state refused to adopt Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day as a paid holiday years ago.

Based on their long experiences both in and out of romantic relationships, the fundamental lesson is this: You are much more likely to have a satisfying marriage for a lifetime when you and your mate are fundamentally similar.