Sentence examples for any lesson in from inspiring English sources

But was there any lesson in it for me?

ARSC can represent any lesson in a 3D format that helps students to visualize different learning objects, interact with theories and deal with the information in a totally new, effective, and interactive way.

Mr. Gore posted a victory in Iowa that was arguably more impressive than Mr. Bush's, trouncing Bill Bradley by a margin of almost 2 to 1. Was there any lesson in that showing that Mr. Bush should heed?

If there is any lesson in the impending demise of Books & Co., the literary landmark on Madison Avenue, it is that not even the Upper East Side is immune to the brutal philistinism of the world below Seventy-second Street, above Ninety-sixth Street, west of Central Park, and east of Lexington.

If there is any lesson in his death, his doctors said, it is a reminder that heart disease can be silent, and that people, especially those with known risk factors, should pay attention to diet, blood pressure, weight and exercise — even if they are feeling fine.

"If there is any lesson in all this, too much debt is a bad thing," says Florance.

Are there any lessons in that?

Whether there are any lessons in this for human adulterers remains to be seen.

"No one has the right to give us any lessons in the Islamic religion," he says.

He had failed to see any lessons in Japan's cruel war in China launched in 1937.

But Miecyslaw Kasprzyk, 79, a Pole who trusted his heart, does not need any lessons in the nature of evil.