Sentence examples for implied lesson from inspiring English sources

The implied lesson here is that we, like the multicultural cast, which ends up dancing joyously together to Cuban music, should, too.

While some may take umbrage at the implied lesson — imagine telling a teenage girl that the best way to make friends is to offer her body as a carnival ride — a roller coaster is an apt symbol for the rough and tumble of social life.

There were implied lessons about second chances and the importance of family, and when Centipede's three stooges somehow failed to beat Coulson's squad in combat, they took a sneakier route: kidnapping young Ace Peterson and demanding an exchange.

Lavery and Dunne suggest that this structure critiques sitcoms with implied moral lessons (such as those found in so-called "very special episodes").

Emerson, for example, had praised the world for implying moral lessons about such values as thrift, beauty, and labor.

Thus, these results implied meaningful lessons for decision-makers and future health insurance policies in Korea and other countries in terms of cost-sharing in medical care.

Our results implied meaningful lessons for decision-makers and future health insurance policies in Korea and other countries in terms of cost-sharing in medical care.

Unfortunately, he's often too cryptic, which leaves viewers still trying to make connections when they should already be reacting to the moral lessons implied by them.

But while Mr. Haneke is a skillful, minutely observant filmmaker, Anita Gates wrote in The New York Times, "he's often too cryptic, which leaves viewers still trying to make connections when they should already be reacting to the moral lessons implied by them".

It implies that lessons have been learned.

Details of frostbite cures (immersion in a dead buffalo's stomach) are interesting; less so are passages full of stock Indian wisdom and natives cursing like brothers in the 'hood ("fucking white boy").More troubling are the lessons implied by this cruel cycle of seizure and revenge.