Sentence examples for intuitive lessons from inspiring English sources

I'd say these are pretty straightforward and some might say intuitive lessons.

It was a tough and very counter-intuitive lesson: "The one who picks up the sword dies by the sword... there is another way".

It's also a counter-intuitive lesson to leaders about how good businesses and good partnerships can work in under served areas.

Parts of the journey seemed intuitive, some lessons we learned through trial and error but most of it was a process filled with patience, commitment and unwavering love.

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Hitting them with both Rosetta Stone's intuitive software and a traditional lesson book (Living Language makes some good ones) is far preferable to relying on Rosetta Stone alone.Finally, Rosetta Stone has added many bits and bobs to successive versions of the software.

Our long-term future requires that we do what's necessary to scale down our deficits, grow wages and encourage personal savings again.One odd thing about the solutions proposed to this crisis is that the lessons seem so counter-intuitive.

In instructing readers on the art of intuitive cooking, Ms. Adler offers not just cooking lessons, but a recipe for simplifying life.

The 12-week lifestyle lesson plan (Table  1), contained 3 lessons covering the principles of intuitive eating, and 3 lessons covering general healthy nutritional information, including modification of carbohydrate intake [ 52].

This often comes with an implicit argument of roughly the following shape: The rejoinder here is that there might be other intuitive pictures or conceptions of sets that also explain, or draw lessons from, the paradoxes.

'But the key lesson from Australia was to switch away from intuitive decisions made on historical priorities and to consistently use the evidence as your starting point.'.