Sentence examples for derive a lesson from inspiring English sources

Mr. Green, as St. James, shows more flair, and also more control, but the story lurches and drifts as the filmmakers (who also made a documentary about Mr. Alig) vacillate between the impulse to derive a lesson from this tawdry fable and a desire to maintain a hip, nonjudgmental distance from the spectacle of young lives sacrificed on the altar of fabulousness (Scott).

From each of these case studies, Mr. Vollmann tries to derive an objective moral lesson.

STUDENTS of European politics will derive a number of useful lessons from the moral and political collapse of the European Commission, the executive body of the European Union, which culminated in the resignation of all 20 commissioners this week.

Buber seems to have derived an important lesson from the early struggles between political and cultural Zionism for the leadership and direction of the movement.

The project derived a number of useful lessons learned in solving these challenges that can be applied to future missions.

You could derive this same lesson by listening to an early Bob Dylan song and still have time to read a third of "War and Peace".

From the case study, we derive lessons for bioeconomy policy, as a further example of a decarbonisation policy mix faced by high uncertainty and complexity.

The spokesperson also added that based on the success of the UK model, the company 'could derive important lessons for solving security concerns in India, an important market for Huawei'.

And my idea of greater responsibility derives from this a lesson that everyone has to learn.

A lesson derived from these studies is that a transcript will generally be bound and regulated by multiple RBPs, the combination of which will determine the final regulatory outcome.

Many people derive important lessons from difficult or stressful experiences.