Sentence examples for lesson as much from inspiring English sources
It's a lesson as much for the 21st century as it was for the 19th, and one only wishes that the current production by the Jean Cocteau Repertory were more subtly polished to give the highly metaphorical drama the credibility it deserves.
It's really a philosophy lesson as much as a cabaret performance.
Try to relate to the lesson as much as possible, so you'll learn & not get in trouble.
TOGLIATTI, Russia — In a karate studio in this provincial Russian town, the lesson seemed as much about politics as about martial arts.
"Girls are often sneakier about misbehaving, they often say nasty things which end up disrupting the lesson just as much as the boys as other children get upset and can't focus on their work".
The fundamental lesson, applicable as much at Six Nations level as Old Fartonians Extra Bs, is that teams who finish a distant second up front cannot expect to win rugby matches.
The effect of such lessons is as much to promote a certain sexual ideology among the young as it is to protect their health.
The education secretary, Michael Gove, is facing a growing rebellion from teachers and architects over plans to simplify new school buildings after a study claimed well-designed classrooms could improve pupils' progress in lessons by as much as 25%.
Outside of lessons, practice as much as possible with partners.
Godard's example is as much a lesson in substance as in style — in composition through fragmentation, in expression through directness and audacity, of artistic impulse combining with necessity as a means to enduring innovation.
