Sentence examples for graphic lesson from inspiring English sources

The episode turned him against the idea of prioritising communal identity, and gave him another graphic lesson in the way economic unfreedom can make people prey to serious violations of their rights.

There is a graphic lesson for youngsters, and if yours can handle Marley's prolonged demise, then rent it, but be prepared to do some explaining before and after.

The tour amounted to a graphic history lesson on the development of California vineyard management over the past four decades.

Like the forces of gravity explained in the exhibits, that accelerating bottle demonstrated a graphic if unorthodox lesson of the laws of physics.

The Campaign Life Coalition protests the "graphic" nature of lessons teaching six-year-olds how to name their body parts with words like "testicles" and "vulva".

If anyone ever needed a lesson on graphic novels, it's the publisher who told Stan Lee: "That is the worst idea I've ever heard.

Rosedale says that  Coffee & Power users have exchanged over $10,000 in hundreds of missions ranging from graphic design to language lessons and custom Halloween costumes.

Emotional design of multimedia instruction involves making the essential elements in the lesson's graphics more appealing, such as by rendering them with human-like features and with distinct, appealing colors (Um, Plass, Hayward, & Homer, 2012).

Mean teacher ratings of effectiveness on general questions about the lessons, graphics, and websites were in the range of "Agree a Little" to "Strongly Agree" (or in the range of "Moderately Effective" to "Very Effective").

There's a slick, colorful pull to the history Sean Astin enthusiastically narrates, as graphics improved, business lessons were learned (the Atari- ET" tie-in debAtari- ETspecially fascinating) and once-derided fans formed a powerful entertainment bloc.

These graphic lines seemed like a lesson in geometry — but one that was first taught a long time ago.