Sentence examples for a veritable lesson from inspiring English sources
As written by Kyle Killen, the film adheres to a gnawingly familiar arc in which an unhappy family suffers, learns from its pain (the script is a veritable lesson plan) and comes together because, well, they're family.
In addition to its man-made grottoes, Ponza's topography is rich and varied — a veritable geology lesson.
A veritable legion of evidence supports the seafloor spreading hypothesis.
Mikaela Shiffrin is, at only 18 years old, the top slalom ski racer in the world, a favorite for Olympic gold in Sochi, and a veritable fount of lessons that athletes, coaches, and parents can learn from to help athletes achieve their competitive goals.
Clueless, on the other hand – which is celebrating its 20th birthday with the happy news of a Broadway musical in the works – is a veritable bible for living, with wise lessons to impart on the subjects of friendship, boys, sex, kindness, not to mention the rules of accessorising and the power of a white shirt.
The results of the 2011 census of 56 million people living in England and Wales make fascinating reading and provide a veritable feast of food for thought for RE, citizenship, geography, maths lessons and beyond.
But Born was not done turning a symposium sponsored by Public Citizen for the organization's upcoming book, Reality Check: The Forgotten Lessons of Deregulation and Unsung Successes of Sensible Safeguards, into a veritable Cirque Du Soleil of sense-making.
Not only are there a veritable gallery of sand sculptures and drawings, but Lucas, one of the best resident artists, offers lessons.
A veritable Gallic paradise.
