Sentence examples for conscious lesson from inspiring English sources

In his heartwarming new picture book, first-time author Aaron Clippinger takes his young readers under the sea for an environmentally conscious lesson about compassion and self-acceptance. .

It is hardly uncommon for justices to draw conscious or unconscious lessons from their own lives.

But parents should also remain conscious of an additional lesson suggested by the Penn State story.

In "Schindler's List," Jewish people are always object lessons, never conscious teachers.

A White House as politically attuned as this one should have been conscious of two obvious historical lessons.

The self-conscious dialogue resembles a history lesson collated for the benefit of the western reader, and everything is ponderously "like" something else, so it takes twice as long: "We were like two moths around a candle, circling closer and closer to the flames, waiting to see whose wings would catch fire first".

The lesson was, "Be more conscious of what's going on around you".

Sure, it's self-promotional to some degree, but the band also functions as a kind of nexus for politically conscious hip-hop and an object lesson in maintaining a work ethic.

A conscious effort was made to allow the lesson to be as student-directed as possible.

"Mom?" says Maggie's daughter in "Breathing Lessons": "Was there a certain conscious point in your life when you decided to settle for being ordinary?" No wonder Maggie feels that "you could change husbands, but not the situation.

By the time the film ends – with a self-conscious, quasi-Brechtian "happy" twist – Sullivan has learned his lesson, and wants to make a comedy: "There's a lot to be said for making people laugh.