Sentence examples for a massive lesson from inspiring English sources
SM: I suppose I learnt a massive lesson when I made Once Upon a Time in the Midlands.
'The Black Dahlia' merrily shattered every single prejudice I had about the crime genre and taught me a massive lesson about books in general.
It was a massive lesson and it was also one of the most painful because I saw how natural it was to love them and cherish them and not hurt them.' By 1977, Shy had been institutionalised for violent behaviour and branded by social services as being sexually aggressive.
We've learned a tremendous amount about co-op especially intergenerational co-op – how to design games to be accessible and forgiving, and embracing this whole Kinect idea of, if you think you are doing the action correctly, you are – that's a massive lesson.
"I believe very strongly that we have now learned a massive lesson, an extremely painful one.
"The boys will learn a massive lesson in how to play rugby league.
Francis Cummins said it was a massive boost and a huge lesson to his struggling Bradford side after they staged a stirring fightback to earn a place in the quarter-finals as they beat Catalans Dragons 33-20.
But there's a massive problem with drawing that lesson from these data.
"This was a massive information technology overhaul, and the lesson is that we in the intelligence community have to learn how to do that better," said one official.
"This substantial building, not unlike a massive fortification, served as an object lesson - the stability of the structure seeming to typify the future strength and magnitude of the society," William Alexander wrote in "A Brief History of the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States," published in 1929.
The starlings in flight who collectively forage for food and chase away predators demonstrate cooperation on a massive scale, and teach an important lesson: that the more eyes and brains on a challenge, the more secure we will be, and the more effective, even beautiful, the outcome.
