Sentence examples for internalise the lessons from inspiring English sources
It is not only the Khameneis and Ahmadinejads of the world who need to internalise the lessons of what's happening in Iran at present.
Crises are unpredictable, and the current European sovereign debt mess could end very badly, but it does seem to me that as member states really internalise the lesson that the single currency isn't going away, the pace of structural reform in places which perceive themselves to be disadvantaged by policy in Frankfurt should increase.
But Germany has deeply internalised the lessons of its past, including the sanctity of freedom of association.
Generations of small and unsquashable girls have internalised the lessons of Sophie and Matilda, to learn that smarts and cunning prevail over force and fury.
If we internalise the right lessons from Iraq, we will develop a better match between our national interests and our capabilities.
Professionals around the world would do well to internalise the same lesson.
As I watched the cooks use salt in far greater quantities, far earlier and far more often than it had ever occurred to me to do, I began to internalise the first and most important lesson of my cooking career: salt has a greater impact on flavour than any other ingredient.
"The lessons are learned".
