Sentence examples for express lessons from inspiring English sources

Other characters commonly express lessons learned from the antagonistic actions Cartman commonly provokes; this has resulted in these characters giving their opinions on issues such as hate crime legislation, civil liberties, excessive religious devotion, the stem cell controversy, anabolic steroid use, the "right to die" debate, and prejudice.

And it's an effective way for Sergey Brin to express valuable lessons that he learned during the past in the Soviet Union.

Ultimately, the women expressed that lessons learnt from the Mobile Midwife were valuable and were learnt for a lifetime.

It was left to Rick Santorum, who barely competed in Florida, to express the real lesson of Florida's knife fight, and the dangers of letting it continue.

Whether implicitly or explicitly, both groups express contempt for the moral lessons inherent in real learning.

The episode cleverly took the form of an Arabic grammar lesson to express the popular mood.

In that time, learners actively engaged in the lesson to express their opinions and ideas about posing the arithmetical word problems provided on the blackboard.

King expressed disappointment that lessons from previous tragedies had still not been learned.

But people affected by Sandy have also expressed gratitude for lessons learned after the storm.

The pupils also got the opportunity to express whether or not they enjoyed the lessons by qualifying the lesson with a number between 1 and 10.

I have learned a good lesson, but I must express my most sincere apologies for directing my anger at all of you.