Sentence examples for drew lessons from inspiring English sources

Like many ideologues of aggressive settlement, Rabbi Samson drew lessons directly from the Bible, without the moderating influence of two thousand years of rabbinic Judaism.

In Boston, Obama said he drew lessons from the Massachusetts experience, noting that there were early problems and changes that had to be made to the law.

A scholar such as Herder or a poet-dramatist such as Schiller drew lessons of moral, psychological, and philosophical import from the wisdom found in the subculture of das Volk.

The same was true during the military confrontation in Haiti in 1994, over restoring the exiled president, Jean-Bertrand Aristide, which she favored and drew lessons from about joint command of American armed forces.

— Gabriel Snyder (@gabrielsnyder) April 9, 2012 Harry McCracken of Time magazine drew lessons from history: Trying to remember the last time that a large Silicon Valley company buying a small Silicon Valley company wasn't bad news.

When he accepted the job, he was part of a rising educational reform movement that drew lessons from the corporate world, like increasing parent choice through innovations like charter schools, weakening traditional union protections like tenure and bringing numbers-based accountability to schools to evaluate and rank them and to improve teaching.

He has always drawn lessons from his findings.

The school itself is also drawing lessons from the crisis.

It turned out to be an advert for drawing lessons.

The effort to draw lessons from past failures is commendable.

HayWired draws lessons from recent quakes around the world.