Sentence examples for leaving lessons from inspiring English sources

As a result, despite a century-old tradition among surgeons to focus intensely on complications in regular morbidity and mortality conferences [ 61], discussions of adverse occurrences in the surgical literature are frequently dismissive or defensive, leaving lessons buried under quality assurance protections [ 62].

Despite having to leave lessons early to avoid being hurt by jostling classmates, Lucy soon had a small knot of friends.

I ended a marriage-like relationship, moved to a different state, took up acting lessons, left acting lessons, took them up again, fell in unrequited love, and began working on a boatload of new projects.

She said she had no regrets about leaving her lessons.

Leaving this lesson in street semiotics, you may become oddly alert to all kinds of things to which you ordinarily pay little attention.

The highlight of my AS-level year was leaving a lesson to listen to a voicemail from my cousin telling us he'd got us a gig on a bill with the Pipettes and Neil's Children at the Elbow Room.

Teachers told me that they'd queue up a video to show to their afternoon class, only to have it incorrectly blocked over the lunchbreak, leaving their lesson plan in tatters, with only minutes to come up with an alternative.

Our Body Gossip students tell us they leave our lessons inspired and energised.

It was a little cruel, in its kindness, because when he left the lessons ended.

If so, this ghoulish abuse of modern communications left parting lessons in human gallantry.

"Experience over the years and in prior earthquakes, as well as from international cooperation efforts like in Haiti, have left us lessons," Foreign Minister Mariano Fernández told reporters.