Sentence examples for basic lessons of from inspiring English sources
Crises expose corruption – that is one of the basic lessons of politics.
It repeatedly ignores not just the basic lessons of better business, but also those of smart public policy.
"We kept the basic lessons of minimalism," Giovannoni says, "but the objects are about a different language.
But it's moving to watch her relearn the basic lessons of life: Sit with your anger, and its handmaiden, shame.
If learning to share is one of the basic lessons of childhood, why do many adults find it so hard?
They flout the most basic lessons of economics, and they hurt economies we are otherwise trying to help.
But the basic lesson of the surge applies to Afghanistan as well.
Somehow, Republicans (and I am a Republican) have forgotten this basic lesson of adulthood.
The most basic lesson of "Mythologies" is that everything means something, especially things that try to seem beyond meaning.
Connectivity means going it alone is a fool's errand: that's a basic lesson of Iraq.
SONY seems to have learnt one basic lesson of corporate public relations: messages are better received when you are making money.
