Sentence examples for deep lessons from inspiring English sources

In our generation's case, it has to start with understanding the deep lessons of this referendum.

"Deep lessons must be learned," Guo said, stressing the "absolute necessity" to stop secondary accidents.

"However, if centrist liberalism is to survive it must learn some deep lessons and renew itself.

Oyer says lessons from the gig economy hold deep lessons for the job market for more traditional jobs.

On a recent visit to Santiago, I saw firsthand how Chile has learned some deep lessons of moderation, cooperation and innovation after a disastrous era of political extremism and military dictatorship in the 1970s and 1980s.

He saw in this undeniably troubling picture an allegory of America's failure to learn any deep lessons from that tragic day, to change or reform as a nation: "The young people in Mr Hoepker's photo aren't necessarily callous.

What's the deep lesson from the 36 question exercise?

"It is a deep lesson that we need to continue to increase investment in supplier management".

When there is division between siblings, something painful is being aired from which we may, if we choose, draw a deep lesson: all are not equal, and the world isn't just in its allocation of riches, but rivalry can conceal co-operation.

In fact the juxtaposition holds a deep lesson for American business.

I am humbled that she may teach me one more deep lesson, on the true meaning of love.