Sentence examples for drawing lessons from from inspiring English sources

The school itself is also drawing lessons from the crisis.

Drawing lessons from Vietnam remains a political enterprise.

Instead, Neiman's primary strength, Dickey said, was drawing lessons from his own eventful life.

"I began taking drawing lessons from him at 8, then on and off through college," she said.

When it comes to drawing lessons from this story, though, the agreement between liberals and conservatives ends.

Remembering and drawing lessons from the past is baked into the German approach to politics, psychologically and even physically.

The once-anonymous millions assembling the world's devices are drawing lessons from the changes occurring around them.

He is drawing lessons from what happened in 2002 and 2003, he said in his remarks Wednesday.

Dr. Barth A. Green, a leading advocate of hypothermia, urged caution in drawing lessons from the case.

Gertner draws smart insights from the successes at Bell Labs, but he does not do quite as well drawing lessons from its lapses and failures.

From Benghazi to Abu Dhabi, Islamists are drawing lessons from Mr. Morsi's ouster that could shape political Islam for a generation.