Sentence examples for lesson like that from inspiring English sources

Delivered again in that beautiful baritone, even a harsh lesson like that goes down smoothly.

"You need a lesson like that, that you're not invincible".

According to Weinberger, it was lessons like that gave him the confidence to take risks and made him who he is today.

Whether or not you're part of the drag world, or even captivated by drag, lessons like that can provide the inspiration we need to move forward at a time when our own best ally is ourselves.

With sportsmanship lessons like that, it was not surprising to hear that several children approached our coach and players during games and said something like, "We're kicking your wieners".

But the most common misconception is that the children do anything they like, that lessons aren't compulsory, discipline doesn't exist and the children don't go on to achieve their potential.

By the end of her story she has sued for and won her liberty, and yet, over the show's long march, such milestones seem like lessons that have taken far too long to learn.

Be a horse lady, learn to give lessons, stuff like that".

Haggadah, though, are stories that are about the patriarchs or great figures, and they're meant to make a moral lesson or something like that, but they don't give straightforward teachings.

What would it be like if you could take the lessons from a book like that and actively apply them to your life?

And he draws a lesson from moments like that in the unplugged, toe-tapping bounce of "All the Way Under": "I don't trust a man that ain't been lost/I don't trust a woman that ain't been double-crossed".