Sentence examples for disappointing lesson from inspiring English sources

Yevgeny Kutik tells a revealing story about his teacher Roman Totenberg: "When I was first starting college [at Boston University]," he writes, "I had a particularly disappointing lesson and while packing up my violin, poured out to him my frustrations about my playing, lamenting how I was practising over five hours every day, but without the progress I expected.

The realisation of our own dreadful permanence is one of the longest, and most disappointing lessons we learn as children.

Though disappointing, lessons learned from these studies have suggested new strategies to improve cancer vaccines.

Garlick added: "Although we have managed to achieve a fifth successive season of Premier League football, it has been a very disappointing campaign and lessons have been learned.

While this morning's demonstration by some pupils was disappointing and ill-advised, lessons for the vast majority of pupils continued as normal".

So even after the Red Sox foiled the Yankees, the Yankees used the disappointing experience as an early lesson and have won 42 of 58 games since then.

By all accounts, the video game for the first of the Michael Bay Transformers franchise was pretty disappointing, but on this evidence lessons have been learnt.

Ms Cooper told the BBC's Andrew Marr programme the by-election was "deeply disappointing" and the party had "lessons to learn".

For a reporter searching for a scoop, the discovery was disappointing, but it also taught a lesson: that transparency and accountability create clean politics.

Consider it the question that Washington has declared off-limits: What lessons should be drawn from America's costly and disappointing post-9/11 wars and how should those lessons apply to future policy?

Labour leader Ed Miliband said it was "incredibly disappointing" and the party needed to "learn lessons".