Sentence examples for bears a lesson from inspiring English sources
The theme of Sunday's protest rally and march in New York City, "Not in Our Name," bears a lesson worth heeding: it is our duty as citizens to speak out whenever we think a wrong or an injustice is being perpetrated in our name.
— Sixty years after his service in the Army, Jesse Eakin still completes his outfits with a pin that bears a lesson from the Korean War: Never Impossible.
The snowstorm on Tuesday (front page, Jan . 26 bore a lesson from nature.
The bankruptcy of General Motors bears a number of lessons Israelis would be well advised to consider, especially in view of Barack Obama's imminent overture to the Muslims of the region.
What has happened in Oklahoma is another history lesson, one that bears a message that the rest of America now finally understands: all terrorism is local.
As soon as he and Joshua have recruited a crew of ruffians, including the nasty Genet and his pack of hunting dogs, they're off to the wilderness, where instead of teaching a bear a lesson, the father will learn a few.
As HKGUY from New York puts it: "There's a backlash building that Lincoln is a fatuous bore, a self-satisfied history lesson, a waxworks, done in by Tony Kushner's didactic, pedantic, paint-by-numbers script (can he do any other?)." OUCH.
But their lives, and the China described in "Chinese Lessons," bear a heavy load of suppressed grief, terrible compromises and boundless cynicism.
Yet each time I enforce a consequence, I worry that I'm teaching my son another lesson entirely: how to bear a grudge.
It is nothing less than a political revolution, which bears important lessons for the rest of the world.
