Sentence examples for lesson retained from inspiring English sources
"It says, 'A lesson taught with humor is a lesson retained.' ".
They learned that foods that were good for them could also taste good, a lesson retained for nearly 40 years.
"It says, 'A lesson taught with humor is a lesson retained.' " Ruth Westheimer — all four feet, seven inches of her — sat down at a restaurant booth the other day and took out her handbag.
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As acclaimed sex therapist Dr. Ruth notes, "...a lesson taught with humor, is a lesson retained".
McDaniel et al. (2011) found that on unit exams, information that was tested twice (before and after a lesson), compared to only once (after the lesson), was retained equally well.
From the results of this study, three important lessons are retained: firstly, the education of women increases their capacity to use modern maternal healthcare services.
Also Taylor (2016) suggests that, when the dust has settled, the most important lesson to be retained is that interculturalists and multiculturalists are engaging in an intramural fight, as most authors who work and defend their ideas under the banner of 'multiculturalism' or 'interculturalism' seek integration without assimilation.
It is clear this pontiff needs no lessons in retaining a firm purchase along that unsteady tightrope between the hard, 'bread and butter' issues of his hungrier flock and our older archaeology of ancient lore which traverses the ages of an earlier, ostensibly pie-in-the-sky religiosity, long-abandoned in so-called 'developed' nations.
Some one-to-one lessons could be retained in combination with classes delivered by a range of specialist tutors, which might help "foster a positive and open culture among staff and students", she said.
"I was the budget minister for three years and I have retained one lesson: that is, to reduce the deficit, one starts with cutting public spending and not by raising taxes".
