Sentence examples for by the lessons of from inspiring English sources

The future after Atlantis was in many ways guided by the lessons of Apollo.

Most socialists have been chastened by the lessons of 20th-century Communism.

Mario, guided by the lessons of his working-class origins, values "almost nothing in life more than stability".

Ironically, Belo Monte is a project shaped by the lessons of the past, drawn and redrawn to cull the power of the forests without razing them.

A decision of this importance, I have to talk to them … I believe that this process will be... marked by the lessons of the past.

But it could lead to a fresh engagement with some of the challenges those movements took on, an engagement informed by the lessons of their failings.

All of Japan and by extension the U.S.-Japan Alliance will be benefitted by embracing the lessons of Okinawa's history, both positive and negative, from the independent trading state of the Ryuku Kingdom to the battlefields of World War Two.

First by remembering the lessons of the early 80s.

Is this what we mean by transferring the lessons of Iraq to Afghanistan?

By then the lessons of this new market will be obvious and the trends will be stolid convention.

They could help themselves by embracing the lessons of great manufacturing companies to improve quality and efficiency.