Sentence examples for a lesson both from inspiring English sources

It is a reality they both acknowledge, a lesson both learned very early in their careers.

The MUI (the council of mullahs) and the FPI (the vigilantes) provide a lesson: both were created, for temporary reasons of expediency, by the Suharto regime but both have lingered to haunt its democratic successors.

But as rockets fly and parents mourn, as decades of enmity flare anew, his example offers a lesson, both humbling and inspirational, in the all-too-scarce art of reconciliation.

They joined a lesson both greeting children with "Bore da" - good morning in Welsh.

President Obama and Mr Cameron joined a lesson both greeting children with "Bore Da" - good morning in Welsh.

It's a lesson both Democrats and Republicans must learn.

As LG Mobile President Juno Cho put it, Last year I learned a meaningful lesson, both as an executive and as a consumer.

By chance, today's decision by Tony Blair, a keen cuts enthusiast, to pull out of a public event to promote his memoirs for the second time in a week offered an object lesson both in the effectiveness of protest – and the depth of public hostility to a politician still trying to impose a failed political brand.

In describing what went wrong with their project, we find a good lesson both for project creators and for Kickstarter itself.

Although not a typical pairing, NYCO's choice of the two made for an interesting history lesson: both were written within a year of each other (1892 and 1893), and established both Rachmaninoff and Leoncavallo as first-rate composers.

Hughes and Nova, both right-handers, could take a lesson, as both present intriguing cases for inclusion in the rotation.