Sentence examples for great lessons of this from inspiring English sources

"One of the great lessons of this recall is that you think people actually know what you're doing in Sacramento, that schools are getting better, that we're working on highway projects and enacting important laws, and yet people don't know," Mrs. Davis said in a telephone interview.

One of the great lessons of this exercise is to underline the dubiousness of using only statistics to back up any argument about who is the greatest racing driver of all time.

Lawrence McDonald is the bestselling author of A Colossal Failure of Common Sense, and is now spending his time on the lecture circuit, making sure the world learns the great lessons of this financial crisis.

But one of the great lessons of the 20th century is that it's not true.

"That was one of the great lessons of the book," McWhorter said.

"One of the great lessons of the Clinton debate was not to scare the public that health reform would change their current medical arrangements," he noted.

"Like her or not, one of the great lessons of that campaign is the continued — and accepted — role of sexism in American life, particularly in the media," Ms. Couric said.

One of the great lessons of the 20th century is that centralized planning and control don't work.

"One of the great lessons of the Great Recession is that the concept of making a portfolio 'bulletproof' may be illusory and even dangerously so," says Bill Singer of the Stark & Stark law firm.

When it does, it will be helpful to remember that one of the great lessons of the Abu Ghraib prison scandal is also one of the great lessons of success in any field.

Yet paramount to our pillar of nationhood has been our understanding and reverence for the humanities and the great lessons of the human mind and the experience of history, the formative dimension of classical thought and instruction.