Sentence examples for lesson particularly from inspiring English sources

It's a good lesson, particularly if you want to eat".

(I'm taking this last lesson particularly to heart).

She now asks questions and can understand the gist of the lesson, particularly if there are visuals to provide context.

It's a lesson, particularly in light of the recent European parliamentary elections, that we here in the UK can ignore at our peril.

This is a hard lesson, particularly for those of us who cleave to comforting notions of transhistorical literary genius, and justice and fairness.

So instead he'll have to hope that Burnley's Michael Keane is hot for a history lesson, particularly a 1950s-style schooling in catenaccio.

Sometimes in lessons – particularly with Years 7 and 8 – you will be telling a child something for the first time.

The stories are fables, the animals offering moral lessons, particularly in the three stories featuring the "man-cub" himself.

The consequences of missing out on weeks or months of lessons, particularly for a primary-school-aged pupil, can be catastrophic.

But nobody has been held accountable for what happened in Iraq, and there is a danger that we won't learn the right lessons, particularly related to the limitations of our power.

Teachers have commented that during lessons, particularly guided reading, the children have been more enthusiastic about taking part and, more importantly, their comprehension of what they are reading has improved measurably too.