Sentence examples for consider it a lesson from inspiring English sources

Did he consider it a lesson?

Consider it a lesson in capitalism as well as in cucurbits.

Consider it a lesson from the hobos: in a world full of generous strangers, sometimes there really is such a thing as a free lunch.

I consider it a lesson learned.

But instead of being embarrassed or feeling that our movement was founded on questionable grounds, we consider it a lesson for how vigilant you have to be of the different forms of oppression patriarchy can take.

She considers it a lesson worth learning for women, who she believes can tend to see themselves more in supporting roles than out front.

Consider it a life lesson in what it means to live green".

Consider it an economics lesson on the fly.

A few reviewers considered it as a lesson on the singer's history and a "tear-jerker" ballad, while others considered it a non-savable "flop single".

Another factor that introduces positive bias to the answers of our sample is the fact that the questionnaire was completed inside the educational activity, as students might have considered it as a part of a common lesson evaluation.

So Mr. Obama may want to consider taking a lesson from George H. W. Bush: presidents should add, not subtract, sports.