Sentence examples for lesson men from inspiring English sources

I would soon learn a lesson men have known for years: that it's possible to be attracted to somebody you don't like.

Of course, the poem mocks its own earnestness, since frank hedonism is perhaps not the life lesson Oxford men in the aftermath of World War II were meant to absorb.

Which isn't a bad lesson for men supporting women more generally.

But, he adds, there's a lesson for men, too.

But was this really what Douglas was doing, or was he actually giving us an opportunity to learn a much-needed lesson about men and HPV?

In tackling similar challenges, however, many businesses have learned a crucial lesson: when men are left out of the conversation about workplace flexibility, counterintuitively we actually hurt women's chances at achieving equality in the workplace.

Christine Walters, board president, echoed those statements, saying the commemoration day is also a lesson about man's inhumanity to man.

Did I mention that women are four times more likely to take lessons than men?

It was a vital lesson about man's football, albeit from someone six weeks younger than him.

The main lessons for men were: stick to your wife, don't watch porn, generally don't be a douchebag.

First, there's the obvious lesson: the man living in isolation at altitude with the stretching ropes and the singular focus ended up with the Tuck Everlasting career.