Sentence examples for lesson i learnt from inspiring English sources

That was a very hard lesson I learnt on Friday afternoon.

"The biggest, biggest lesson I learnt is to always think positive," Gerami said.

The main lesson I learnt is that there is fantastic help out there.

I taught history of art in Brixton jail for 10 years and one lesson I learnt very quickly is never talk down to people.

The lesson I learnt from taking part in and witnessing all of this is simple: put the nicest person in the world into a university sports team, and for a few hours each week, they will become a wanker.

A lesson I learnt early on in my career from the actor Albert Finney, who said: "If you believe the good things, you have to believe the bad things, so believe nothing".

The most important lesson I have learnt is to trust my internal whisper.

From the hard lessons I have learnt, of the emergency three responses, I would always go: 1) fight, but that's just me, and it's not always a good choice as I've highlighted; 2) flight, get as far away as you can; 3) never just freeze as this shows weakness, which they will pounce on.

So here are 7 lessons I've learnt from traveling solo as a hijabi.

The second lesson that I have learnt in politics is that it is necessary to create a tide of opinion that will embed what you are endeavouring to achieve, carry it forward and ensure it is difficult to undo.

Ilona explains the central message of the Vienna Express campaign: "The most crucial lesson that I have learnt is that nothing can be achieved by preaching at 'target groups' or attempting to coerce them into not taking drugs or not engaging in unsafe sex.