Sentence examples for dark lesson from inspiring English sources

Canada's experience with sage grouse has been a dark lesson for biologists here.

Let the dark lesson of Executive Order 9066 remind us to remain vigilant against such abuse.

Unfortunately, the person to teach us this dark lesson is Australian national Melinda Taylor, who was arrested this weekend in Libya for meeting with her client Saif al-Islam Gaddafi and attempting to pass him documents that were not "in the interest of national security," according to a spokesperson for a bunch of rebels living in the desert.

"I know people who have all kinds of symbolic interpretations of the tie," said Marion Maneker, whose "Dressing in the Dark: Lessons in Men's Style from the Movies" (Assouline, 2002) dissects a variety of myths.

"This smacks of a bad adviser trying to make him seem less grandfatherly," said Marion Maneker, author of "Dreaming in the Dark: Lessons in Men's Style From the Movies".

But there is another, darker lesson.

Instead, they learned a darker American lesson, one of sudden, inexplicable violence, when the gunman, Jiverly Wong, an immigrant like them who until weeks earlier had also taken English classes at the American Civic Association, burst in with two handguns.

The war taught Niromi one dark and tragic lesson; that violence is an adventure best suited to fiction.

What is perhaps not so natural is developing the ability to drag yourself from a dark place post-lesson, write an evaluation free of profanities and move on.

A good man who found himself in a very dark place and a lesson that you, too, can soak up the blows, suck it up on your stool and come out punching again.  .

Yet it is heartening too to see an author determined to take positive lessons from dark times.