Sentence examples for definitive lesson from inspiring English sources

But I needed my wife, Kate, for a more definitive lesson.

Cassavetes's most cleverly constructed film is also a definitive lesson in the death-defying, all-consuming art of acting, proof of a madness beyond the Method.

He said, 'Why are you crying?' I said, 'Because you told me I would have to quit when I got hurt.' He looked at me and said, 'You don't have to quit.' I learned a definitive lesson: my dad respected me because he saw I was crying not from the tooth but because of the pain of giving up skating".

"But I don't want to be the one telling you the definitive lesson".

It is still far too early, obviously, to draw many definitive lessons from the fighting.

But we'll never know because like everything else from the George W. Bush years we learn no definitive historical lessons, just "debates" about whether Obama is "appeasing" Iran and how sweet it would be to bomb instead.

Not definitive, just definite.

The workshop opened with a keynote lecture focused on "Past Experiences and Lessons Learned from Definitive Chemoprevention Trials: What Went Wrong?

ADNI's organizers caution that it's too early to draw definitive conclusions, but some potentially useful lessons are emerging, including hints about which biomarkers best track different stages of the disease.

Coursebook —  Coursebook wants to be the definitive platform for online learning, letting users aggregate lessons from Creative Commons content like Ted.com, Udemy and Stanford courses.

While the lesson of 2017 is clear, we lack definitive proof about the meaning of 2016.