Sentence examples for drawing some lessons from inspiring English sources

The idea was to observe how people — himself included — responded to the stress and angst of air travel, and to write a book drawing some lessons from it.

But let's focus on what's good -- in tracks like "Gun and the E-Kid" and "For the Air" it's late-oughts Melvins crossed with mid-'80s Sonny Sharrock; she may be drawing some lessons from Motorpsycho, a long-running Norwegian hard-rock band that has been derivative of a great many things.

But even as she signals that this is no "two-for-one" deal in the Clinton mold, Mrs. Obama and her husband's campaign are drawing some lessons from Mrs. Clinton's experience as the target of intense partisan attacks and a symbol of broad societal debates about how women should juggle sometimes conflicting roles and expectations.

I came to America to watch Donald Trump's inauguration, with the vague idea of watching the American left try to resist its horrifying new government and drawing some lessons for how we in our sorry and sinking island might hope to do the same.

I came to America to watch Donald Trump's inauguration, with the vague idea of watching the American left try to resist its horrifying new government and drawing some lessons for how we in our sorry and sinking island might hope to do the same.

Now, it's time to step back, be introspective and draw some lessons.

At least, however, they look set to draw some lessons from it all.

I invited him to help me draw some lessons from the stormy Arab Summer.

"I'm sure he drew some lessons from it," said David Axelrod, the president's senior adviser.

"Washington might draw some lessons from Uribe's ability to deal with Chávez".

In your conclusion, draw some lessons for the reader on what these stories tell us about changes in broader American society.