Sentence examples for all the hard lessons from inspiring English sources

I positioned my mallet squarely in front of my goal, no longer seduced by the siren call of offensive action — I'd learned all the hard lessons about thinking you might be entitled to more than you were getting.

They've all absorbed the hard lessons of the past seven years of war, often up close.

"It's important that we remember all of the hard lessons, the tears, the knocks and the fights, because if we can learn from those we'll become stronger and be able to achieve our goal of reaching the Olympics".

Partial vision, and the hard lessons of war-torn Scotland, keep all the characters on edge, their fight-or-flight mechanisms in overdrive.

Some of the hard lessons of state intervention will have to be learnt all over again before rural China's engine of growth can sputter into life.

But the hard lessons come elsewhere.

The hard lesson for all those republican campaigners who still send me press releases, who yet hope for an end to flummery, expense and constitutional scleroticism, is that nothing essential has changed.

If there is anything to be gained, it is the hard lesson that we are all in danger of self medicating ourselves and self-destructing, and having that legacy be the one our children may remember most about us.

As news of each tragedy hit me, I found that these are the hardest lessons of all.

For all the hard life lessons the songs describe, LaChanze didn't display a trace of bitterness.

As Patrick J. Adams told us when we caught up with him earlier this week, the drama's first two episodes back will show "Mike in a situation where he's forced to become himself -- become a man," with all the hard life lessons that go with that evolution.