Sentence examples for lesson is in from inspiring English sources

Essentially, its underlying lesson is in how to use time to improve others' lives, rather than to clutter our own.

Where the next generations of leaders can draw a lesson is in Deng's openness to risk and change, in his rejection of xenophobia, in his pragmatic view of the world, and in his support for meritocracy over privilege.

A history lesson is in order: It was Walter Hoving, the master marketer and head of Tiffany, who thought up the first tabletop events in the early 1960s, said John Loring, the store's longtime design director, who retired last year and was reached by phone this week by a reporter eager for the back story.

A quick geography lesson is in order: the word "vagina" refers uniquely, and only, to the cylindrical passage that leads from the external world to the internal world of a woman's sexual arena, and why it has now come to mean, erroneously, the entire shebang is beyond me.

If the country is set to see more of Chicago over the next four years — many people across the city here are too humble, nervous and practical to automatically assume Mr. Obama will be in office for eight years — at least one introductory lesson is in order.

A little history lesson is in order.

However, the most important lesson was in confidence and acceptance.

That lesson was in full effect as Kicking Daisies took the stage at the Fairfield Theater to screams and cheers.

Still don't know what the life lesson was in that.

In the back room, French lessons were in progress.

His earliest life lessons were in paranoia and loneliness.