Sentence examples for had no lessons from inspiring English sources

Berry said of her TV success: "I had no lessons in how to be more dynamic.

She never found acting hard, had no lessons, simply tried to become the other person, grateful to inhabit an alternative to herself.

Had no lessons at all been learned from the 1930s, the euro area's economic trajectory would surely have more closely resembled that of the Depression, perhaps made somewhat less serious by modern safety nets and mature (perhaps that's the wrong word) democratic governments.

He had no lessons in art.

Children were coming through the door, and he had no lesson plan.

We have no lessons to take.

They have no lessons in the traditional sense, nor homework.

I agree that a parent's experience of his or her own child's death has "no lessons worth learning".

The bemused but utterly charming retainer said not only do they have no lessons, they have no elephants and he kindly redirected me to the team sponsor, Chivas.

"Maybe once I've attended a number of European summits I will suggest another methodology, but so far I have no lessons to teach anyone," Mr. Hollande said.

What Europe thinks about US presidents doesn't matter much: Europeans are hardly immune to voting for ethically challenged, corrupt, war-mongering extremists themselves, and have no lessons to give on the subject.