Sentence examples for astonishing lesson from inspiring English sources

The English Premier League, long dominated by the teams with the deepest pockets, has been given an astonishing lesson in humility.

Powell says Britten and Pears "taught gay men of my generation the astonishing lesson that it was possible for a homosexual couple to live decently and unapologetically in provincial England".

It's somewhat astonishing that lessons hadn't been learned already, but Marsch, as a priority, must ensure his players know how to deal with such a situation when it arises again.

(Her astonishing 1968 play "A Lesson in Dead Language" takes place in a classroom, where the students' menstrual blood stains the backs of their white dresses and the Latin teacher is a white dog).

(Ages 4 to 8) Since "The Scrambled States of America" was a hilarious and effective geography lesson, it shouldn't be astonishing that Dr. Flossman and his 32 pupils offer a lesson about teeth that is both entertaining and amusing.

In October I take my AS and A2 students in lesson time to National Schools Film Week, an astonishing network of morning film screenings that take place for a fortnight throughout the whole of Britain.

I find it tragic and astonishing that some governments need to learn this lesson again.

More astonishing, perhaps, is that he has weathered advanced lessons with me for 16 years.

One of the oddities in the contemporary world is our astonishing failure to make adequate use of policy lessons that can be drawn from the diversity of experiences that the heterogeneous world already provides.

The astonishing outpouring of support from our straight friends taught me a profound lesson: getting married is a rite of passage into a wide circle of shared humanity.

One lesson in "The Fog of War" is, Empathize with your enemy, and one of the most astonishing things about "The Battle of Algiers" is how thoroughly it lives up to that maxim.