Sentence examples for have lessons of from inspiring English sources

Which is unfortunate because JFK and his all too brief presidency have lessons of relevance to today's events, some of them playing out right now on the global stage, as, among other things, Vice President Joe Biden visits Tokyo, Beijing, and Seoul as China-centered crisis emerges in the Pacific.

The Swiss, sitting pretty, had lessons of neutrality, secrecy and cupidity to impart to a wider audience.

Bergès-Frisbey had to take lessons of English, swimming and breath control for the role.

Instead I've had lessons -- some of them obvious, others blessings in disguise.

"Be reassured that we have learned lessons of Iraq.

We have the lessons of many years to learn from, to do it right this time".

Different schools and classes were expected to have PE lessons of varying duration and, due to fatigue, it is possible that MVPA levels at the end of longer lessons could be lower than earlier in the lesson.

But, as the months have passed, the "lessons" of the war have taken on a different aspect.

One would have thought that we would have learnt the lessons of those defeats.

Everybody, at some point, has a lesson of life; this is yours.

We have learned the lessons of 1929.