Sentence examples for a lesson in the formation of from inspiring English sources
This account is a lesson in the formation of class distinctions, which communism was supposed to erase.
The scene, in which she coats his scalp with a "caustic cloud" of insecticide, is an object lesson in the formation of intimacy through mutual embarrassment.
It was a lesson in the swift power of recovery.
He has other lessons from Bosnia, too:Bosnia should be a lesson: in a far less conducive environment, some Bosniak elements turned to extremist ideologies, which resulted in the formation of religious Muslim-only units, with emirs and imams, in what started out as a secular, multiethnic Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
A lesson in perspective, a trick of light?
High-school chemistry lessons, with their neat equations transforming, say, 2H₂ + O₂ into 2H₂O, miss out a plethora of intermediate steps such as (in this case) the formation of hydroxyl, OH.
In short, we support the formation of "homegrown industries".
Thus, important lessons for tissue engineering can be learned from the formation of organs during embryogenesis.
Does a new theory of group formation described Monday at ScienceNow provide a lesson in collaboration?
