Sentence examples for heavy lesson from inspiring English sources

It added, darkly: "Mussolini and Hitler came to power through elections, a heavy lesson for western democracy".

At an early age she also learns this heavy lesson: "Sex is the way you hurt yourself, I already feel, the fastest way to suffer damage".

This is another chart, graph, and map heavy lesson.

These are Ebola times!" They are five and seven years old – these are heavy lessons to learn.

She admonishes her daughter, but even Sarah's prayer group can't save Judith from a cruel, heavy-handed lesson.

There are heavy life lessons to be learned in this book.

Whom among us hasn't learned a valuable (if not a little heavy-handed) lesson from Brother and Sister Bear?

Who of us hasn't learned a valuable (if not a little heavy-handed) lesson from Brother and Sister Bear?

All three remind us how skillfully these stories walk the line between playfulness and instruction, rarely succumbing to heavy-handed lessons.

Like the first Broadway production, which swept the Tony Awards in what was admittedly a dry season, this version doesn't avoid shrinking Twain's multidimensional book into a folksy, tuneful morality lesson, heavy on homilies and inspirational hymns.

Celebrity-written picture books tend to go heavy on the lessons, performing as good deeds rather than good books.