The phrase "gain lessons" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where someone is trying to express the idea of learning from experiences or mistakes.
Example: "After reflecting on my past decisions, I realized I needed to gain lessons from my failures to improve in the future."
Alternatives: "learn lessons" or "acquire lessons."
Young people gain lessons in self-confidence, learned through football games where obstacles are identified and goals can be reached.
We can look to the way our own built-in computers (our brains) process images to gain lessons in how software can solve complex scenarios at scale: In the first layer, light is absorbed by photoreceptor cells, which do minimal processing and pass signals to the second and third layers of the retina.
Yet it's doubtful that many people were buying these fanciful Wedgwood creations principally to gain lessons in moral rectitude.
And this, in turn, benefits even our non-special education students who gain lessons in empathy and experience the full range of human abilities.
"But you will gain valuable lessons along life's uncertain path". She described one such lesson that she learned in her very first job after graduation, working in a leprosy treatment center in India.
I was in my early 20s at the time, and had the opportunity to gain innumerable lessons in the founding and building of a leading Internet services firm, all of which was possible because of a lucky constitution.
We've gleaned what we could from the masters, and now it is time for us to venture out on our own and lay down our own experiences from which we will gain valuable lessons that we can pass along to those who come after us.
When you have that eagles-eye perspective you can learn new things and gain different lessons from experiences in a way which you can't do when you're looking at a situation through your own eyes; you're too in it, it's too emotional, too difficult.
When you have that eagles-eye perspective, you can learn new things and gain different lessons from experiences in a way that you can't do when you're looking at a situation through your own eyes; you're too in it, and it's too emotional, too difficult.
In addition, students gained valuable lessons in team and interdisciplinary work in an attempt to create a "more real-world" design process.
Over time, the combination of small gains and lessons learned can lead to larger-scale transformation.
