Sentence examples for deep lessons of from inspiring English sources

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

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.

You were going to give them deep lessons of theory and then you were going to dump them in the deep end, so to speak [and give them experiential practice.] That paragraph really resonated with a bunch of us at NSF, me included.

That is one of the deeper lessons of Mr. Serra's titanic career.

3. RAVI COLTRANE This saxophonist's best record yet, "Spirit Fiction" (Blue Note),is new sounding but patiently shoring up some of the deepest lessons of small-group jazz's last half-century.

It is only by responding to the deeper lessons of the crisis that we can navigate our way through the treacherous waters of Brexit negotiations without doing lasting damage to our country.

While it was hard to tell if roshambo was teaching deeper lessons of fairness and problem-solving, Bressan told me that it radically cut the number of arguments she had to resolve, and also made it easy to identify the kids who needed more help socially.

The lives of great artists often hold deep lessons for the rest of us.

This is the deeper lesson of Spain's nightmare: delay is worsening the odds of the euro surviving.

The deepest lesson of the Christian Reformation is not some pat story about modernisation and the inevitable triumph of the secular.

But the deeper lesson of Forward Together is that the politics of "moral resistance," as Barber calls it, stands on centuries of work, full of hard defeat as well as progress.