Sentence examples for consistent lessons from inspiring English sources

I don't think we've gone backwards, but I don't think we've learned consistent lessons, either.

So much that what we might need are consistent lessons in kindness and peace, and, indeed, a calmer history?

Nintendo is a good teacher, and one of its most consistent lessons is that beauty and wonder have little to do with technology and so much to do with imagination.

There are also many consistent lessons with our last analysis.

In hindsight the hindrances we experienced as police, soldiers, pilgrims and sojourners all took turns telling us "no" were but simple gifts to teach us patience and perseverance -- two of the great and consistent lessons of the Hajj.

Directed by Charles Brabin – the Liverpool-born filmmaker who married the silent-screen siren Theda Bara – its three stories of criminality span the social spectrum of "the great metropolis, New York", and a variety of formal approaches, while retaining cohesion through its use of the same actors as each story's leads and some consistent moral lessons (such as, er, women are deceitful hussies).

The most consistent lesson he has taught O'Neal has been the value of respect.

"People who do online lessons end up doing a more consistent lesson schedule," he said.

She and others involved with relief efforts say a consistent lesson from past disasters has been how long-lived and far-reaching the effects can be.

But not all those accused of being RINOs (Republicans in Name Only) were defeated: John McCain, a senator from Arizona and former presidential nominee, easily vanquished his tea-party rival.Indeed, it was hard to draw a consistent lesson from the results.

It is also consistent with the lessons learned from previous earthquakes: a common reconstruction vision must be shared (Murosaki 2007).