Sentence examples similar to lesson speak from inspiring English sources

Ngalmi spends most of the lesson speaking in Wubuy, except when she has to explain things to the students in Kriol.

That a report of this magnitude – the annual review of Unctad is more than 220 pages long – feels the need to teach such basic economic lessons speaks volumes for the parlous state we are in.

THE LESSON -- Speak in their lexicon.

He learned the opposite lesson: to speak from the heart, even against the grain.His loathing for the regime began when he was a boy and his father was nabbed and imprisoned in a Siberian gulag for several years over a vague allegation of espionage.

Many cannot concentrate on lessons, or speak except in halting bursts.

He's dangerous.'" Ben would regularly interrupt Alex's lessons to speak with his lifer friend Gerry.

For the role, she took lessons to "speak like a white person", with more refinement than the "broken and bushy" country vernacular envisaged earlier in writing.

Once a week, troubled children in Plymouth battling emotional problems can slip out of lessons and speak to a mental health professional – at their own school.

Only when he quiets himself and achieves the discipline needed to be an expert angler do the words and their lessons finally speak to what he calls "that stunted organ, my heart".

That was the most valuable lesson she taught me – a lesson that spoke so much, too, about her character as a person.

Having apparently learned that lesson, Santorum spoke for more than 30 minutes and avoided such issues.