Sentence examples for great lessons to from inspiring English sources

Strickland has great lessons to teach: when to shoot, when to pass, when to light a match under the team, when to put out the fire.

Among the great lessons to be learned from Wilson's life are that a single person can swing the pendulum only so far, and one can't change the world on his own.

Thankfully, Mr. Grimaldi and the screenwriters have no great lessons to impart or messages to deliver, and the film, while uneven — sometimes too on the nose, sometimes anecdotal and diffuse — is generally absorbing, thanks mostly to the quality of the acting.

As with any investment portfolio, there are successes and great lessons to be learned with each new batch of companies.

There are great lessons to be learned from such experiments, lessons that apply to economics, markets, policymaking and even our personal lives.

And there are some great lessons to be learned.

"It's a great lesson to never set limits.

And that is your great lesson to us all today".

His life was a great lesson to all who knew him.

"It's a great lesson to learn at this age, that you can stand up to a no," he said.

"The great lesson to me is how apt his music is – he knows exactly the right thing for each character and scene.