Sentence examples for be a difficult lesson from inspiring English sources

This can be a difficult lesson to learn.

This is especially important for the first child, who may not be used to sharing with their siblings at home - while it can be a difficult lesson, it's so crucial to learn it early.

One line from his poem covers all bases: "Freedom is a difficult lesson to learn".

He added that "security services are continuing to take measures internally and externally through cooperation with Interpol and several other Arab and foreign security services" and that the theft of the van Gogh had been a "difficult lesson".

It's a difficult lesson that perhaps I wish I'd learned sooner, but then, without angst as my companion all this time I never would have written Drop.

And I think at that age it was a difficult lesson to learn.' And then she says, 'Once I hit 12, late 11 or 12, some other events took place which informed my person a great deal more.' But you don't want to talk about that?

What remains?" This is a difficult lesson.

It's been a difficult lesson for me.

In fact, there have been some excellent writeups that locking down is actually antithetical to safety, but this is a difficult lesson to learn.

It's a difficult lesson to learn...one that took me a long time to realize (and one that I sometimes forget).

My former boss at Columbia, John Mitchell, once commented to me about "good television" by saying "good for whom?" This was a difficult lesson for me to learn.