Sentence examples for lesson i think from inspiring English sources

The lesson, I think, is that it is O.K. to have fun with your readers.

The lesson, I think, was that the evil of the one did not diminish or excuse the evil of the other.

Here is the sort of lesson I think needs teaching: In the 20th century especially, American artists broke free from their formal European masters.

But it's a good lesson, I think, if you can get a taste of it and experience it and then not get tempted by things for the wrong reasons you can relate to it".

She deftly captures this problem in her chapter Miami, about the National Women's Political Caucus, and it's a lesson I think about every time I see women shouting at one another on the internet.

"The lesson I think for everyone involved – the unions, management, the supply chain, and state and federal government – [is that] we all need to look at this in a new light and we as a state government are prepared to be involved in coinvestment if Toyota request it and if it's based on a sound sustainable long-term business plan".

Ironically, at the same time I was giving myself this life lesson, I thought to myself, but wait a second.

One lesson I thought I'd learned from DNFing the Spine was that my upper limit lay somewhere below attempting 268-mile single-stage races in winter.

The wind and rain was so heavy on the morning of my lesson, I thought Lyndon might call it off but he seemed to barely notice the rain-induced rivers across the rocks as we walked our surfboards down to the beach.

After that lesson, I thought back to my entire K-12 schooling experience.

Before my first lesson, I thought back to my experiences with Spanish.