Sentence examples for basic lessons of this from inspiring English sources

The important point is that the administration has reaffirmed one of the basic lessons of this mess: that industry claims cannot be accepted at face value.

One of the basic lessons of this extraordinary journey is how much of the power of Indian painting on both sides of the stylistic divide resides in carefully structured tensions between surface and depth, compressed onto relatively small rectangles where no area is left unattended.

Unfortunately, though, recent experience with health care reform shows we are moving in the opposite direction and not heeding the basic lessons of the financial crisis.

But there is no denying the basic lessons of the Canadian trials: that a skilled pair of fingertips can find out an extraordinary amount about the health of a breast, and that we should not automatically value what we see in a picture over what we learn from our other senses.

Among the subtle surprises that trial testimony revealed was that, though keen to cultivate Mrs. Mellon's patronage and affection, Mr. Edwards had missed some of the basic lessons of the social climber: never bothering, for instance, to learn her children's names.

One of the most basic lessons of the yoga practice is to break the attachment to any particular outcome.

Basic lesson of this movie is if you take home a lesson it's that all spies are psychos or something like that.

The basic lesson of this movie is and you probably knew this already everyone at Yale is a spy … and by the way also a psycho.

The country-club crowd, almost all white, who gathered around Romney at the last needs to learn a basic lesson of this vote: The United States has moved into the 21st century when it comes to sexual mores.

The basic lesson of this symbol is that one finds the darkest point in the center of the light, and the brightest light in the center of the darkness.

But the basic lesson of the surge applies to Afghanistan as well.