Sentence examples for lesson entirely from inspiring English sources

They simply cannot understand when you abandon a lesson entirely to focus on debating in groups.

Bogin even devised a ploy for Emmett's class: one of the school's English teachers conducted a lesson entirely in English.

Yet each time I enforce a consequence, I worry that I'm teaching my son another lesson entirely: how to bear a grudge.

Half a century ago, the great political thinker Hannah Arendt wrote: "In constitutionally ruled countries, the political realm has recognized, even in the event of conflict, that it has a stake in the existence of men and institutions over which it has no power". This is a lesson entirely lost on our current president.

The obvious teachable moment, to the industry, would be "don't do that" ― but apparently a number of coal industry groups have learned another lesson entirely.

Quintanar conducts her music lessons entirely in Spanish.

Though making PSHE statutory wouldn't ensure every child in Britain couldn't just be removed from the lessons entirely, it would stop parents dictating what is taught.

For those who did implement the lessons, some noted that in some cases they skipped lessons entirely, chose to introduce only parts of a lesson, and/or replaced activities with their own innovations.

Though Mr Dempsey said the idea for the lesson was entirely his, other adults including Mr Ross were present throughout the encounter.

"They get caught up and before they know it they are learning how to be more expressive, descriptive and observant". Another of Shope's lessons, for example, focuses entirely on facial expressions.

This lesson is not entirely lost on western policymakers.