Sentence examples for a lesson about how from inspiring English sources

The Excalibur residents' long struggle is a lesson about how people want to live together.

And that equivocation itself contained a lesson about how the genre will probably survive in the 21st century.

But I learned a lesson about how much you can make someone's life a misery when it happened to me.

China's Communist leaders might learn a lesson about how to create a more prosperous working class from the American industrialist Henry Ford.

The audience applauded, then grew quiet as he concluded with a lesson about how to grow in faith and to influence others as Christians.

Felicity Beil, a sister, remembers a lesson about how a patch of sweet grass on the house's south side was most likely transported there by American Indians.

But one party member says he offers - in a roundabout sort of a way - a useful lesson about how to take on your critics and win over your doubters.

But as a film director Mamet has progressed from that static, unsure first effort, which one critic accurately observed was shot "like an Army training film," to the fluid, well-paced achievement of "The Spanish Prisoner," in which a con trick played on a credulous company man becomes a moral lesson about how the getting of wisdom equals the getting of skepticism.

I learned a big lesson about how big a part self-belief plays in sport.

I'm dealing with a piece of the online fallout — and in the process learning a dispiriting lesson about how hard it is for a political leader to pursue a moderate path in an age of extremes.

Baumeister says his current research contains quite a different lesson about how to be a successful person: "Forget about self-esteem--concentrate on self-control".