Sentence examples for has few lessons from inspiring English sources

Discussions of these alternative models, which seem to deliver more for more people, often end by some contrarian assertion or other about why these countries are different, and why their model has few lessons for the United States.

Successes have fewer lessons to teach.

That is, with fewer content areas to teach, a specialist has fewer unique lessons to prepare for each day.

I have always wanted to learn to fly – I've had a few lessons but time remains a barrier.

This tribute begins with "The Graduate" (1967), directed by Mike Nichols and starring Dustin Hoffman as Benjamin Braddock, newly returned to the California home of his wealthy parents after finishing college back East, and Anne Bancroft as Mrs. Robinson, the seductress who has a few lessons of her own to teach him.

I am reminded of the journalist Angela Neustatter writing in this newspaper about what it was like to board at the progressive school Summerhill, where children had few rules and lessons were optional.

But there were suggestions that did not work (e.g., having fewer English lessons) and the teachers and researchers provided in-time reasons to help the students understand this.

I join a circle watching a group of women dancing together and am wishing that I'd had a few lessons when – to my alarm – they urge me to give it a try.

But they, themselves, might have a few lessons for others.

I have a few lessons to add to your primer.

I also had a few lessons in terms of what to eat and when.