Sentence examples for corrected lessons from inspiring English sources

And it seems that in presenting them McMurtry might actually be going cute on us: "In her large family, the ancient, multifarious Berrybenders, Tasmin was invariably the one who recovered paddles, righted boats, posted letters, bound up wounds, corrected lessons, dried tears, cuffed the tardy, reproved the wicked and lectured the ignorant".

If the correct lessons are eventually learned, the submariners will not have died for nothing.

The only cardinal offence is not to report that mistake openly so that the correct lessons can be learned".

The British, after all, have a poor record of learning the correct lessons from quick visits to America.

"My motivation for making the film is that I felt the Fed did not learn the correct lessons from the 2008 financial crisis," Bruce said.

But here, suddenly, he is advocating systems in which designers have defined the issues and determined the correct lessons to be learned.

This expert guidance and judgment is essential to the student's success; without it, no matter how intensively the student studies traditional texts or observes the behavior of his contemporaries, he is unlikely to learn the correct lessons from them.

His Bushfire Moon demonstrates what a reliable and un-showy director he is: crafting a Christmas tale with a solid moral centre that teaches all the correct lessons about doing the right thing without promise of reward (even if the movie is obliged to provide rewards anyway) and doing good things for bad people (even though the bad people eventually turn good).

The rush to blame Snowden suggests that Brennan and his colleagues have not learned the correct lesson from his revelations.

But the correct lesson from the Bush years is that when there is stalemate in Palestine, or the fire is left untended, things do not remain the same.

Which is the correct lesson?