Sentence examples for carried lessons from inspiring English sources
When asked whether he carried lessons from the unpopular war in Southeast Asia as he takes over management of a nearly forgotten war in Central Asia, Mr. Hagel shrugged.
Restic himself viewed his offense as carrying lessons beyond football.
Campaigns like Joseph Goldberger's carry lessons for today.
Dr. Lewis suggests that their research carries lessons for tree harvesting and forestry management.
One of the school's principles is to carry lessons learned from one medium to another.
In a warming world they are bellwethers, and carry lessons for us all.
Yes, the show carries lessons about peer pressure and self-fulfillment and friendship and romance.
To this day, I carry lessons learned on a football field, baseball diamond or wrestling mat into battle.
Mr. Blair, Mr. Bush's principal ally, has argued that the Northern Ireland peace accord carries lessons for the conflict in the Middle East, a focus area for British diplomacy.
His evolution as a man and a leader in Australian society carries lessons that Flanagan has done well to preserve in print and you're struck by what a lonely and tiring path that must often be for one man.
And they potentially carry lessons for the present day, when the United States has busily helped equip and train the security forces of other fragile and immature states, including Iraq, Afghanistan, Georgia and many more, and as various commentators call for the arming of would-be allies elsewhere, including in Syria.
