Sentence examples for a precious lesson from inspiring English sources

But the Giants haven't forsaken him, and he'll have learned a precious lesson.

It felt like a precious lesson alongside the advice given to Bill Bailey: "Keep saying funny things".

If my children have learned anything, it is that their world is full of people who love them, and perhaps this is a more precious lesson than any promise of good luck.

But to millions of Americans, the Etch A Sketch has offered a precious life lesson: No matter how badly you screw up, you can always make a fresh start.

"Thank you Abah and Emak for giving me this precious lesson, so I can live my life," she says.

Precious Lessons from the Workplace There is a saying that if we constantly keep our eyes open, there is always a lesson to be learned in every situation.

Precious lessons, each borne out in the artist's own practice.

Again, if he was like me, he was far from anticipating the hardest, most precious lessons taught at Harvard Law: the finitude of one's own powers; the twin, paradoxical necessities of self-reliance and interdependence; and the humanity that comes when one finds oneself a long way from perfection, and then finds new ways of striving.

Early on, he saw the challenge that is laid down to every darling of the art house: ask not what the mainstream can do for you but what you can bring to the mainstream, and what precious lessons might be trawled along the way.

It's in these intimate moments that life's precious lessons are learned.

I think that we make choices and decisions that create opportunities for ourselves or result in missteps and even failures that teach us precious lessons if we look for them.