Sentence examples for a lesson in the value of from inspiring English sources

In doing so, he offers a lesson in the value of impermanence and shifting sands.

Senator Clinton's campaign in 2000 was a lesson in the value of star wattage.

The show's most sublime touch is a lesson in the value of recycling.

The Target experience should be a lesson in the value of disclosure.

It's a lesson in the value of second chances: Washington received one, made a name for himself and was at the ready when the Continental Congress needed someone to lead the military side of the Revolution.

As the group's young fans began asking for the brand, more and more department stores offered to carry it, and Mr. Narumiya learned a lesson in the value of good publicity.

No, this is not a scam, but it's a good lesson in the value of cold-calling.

Last month, however, came a salutary lesson in the value of looking at the science before one leaps.

If anything, they're getting more intriguing as they go on: an object lesson in the value of allowing things to progress at their own pace.

It was an early lesson in the value of publishing content that other media outlets can't or won't produce.

Watching Teddy Kennedy's wake and funeral over the past few days has been a sad but wonderful lesson in the value of public service.