Sentence examples for lesson standing from inspiring English sources

It would probably help if the like of the SDL could learn an important lesson: standing in the rain being called a Nazi will never be fun.

It would probably help if people like the SDL could learn an important lesson: Standing in the rain being called a Nazi will never be fun.

Lesson #1: Thanks, Dad, for teaching me the lesson of standing in your beliefs, and showing me the danger of being overtly bull-headed.

Unlike ministers, they offered an object lesson in standing up to the terrorism.

Somewhere in this movie is a lesson about standing up for yourself and not letting others fight your battles.

Passionate, reckless and a little bit bonkers - Cathy is a dire but irresistible warning of destructive, unsuitable love affairs; while the long-suffering Jane is a lesson in standing by your man.

When she was honored by the American Farmland Trust, Ms. Straus said World War II had taught her a lifelong lesson about standing for one's beliefs: "That we, as individuals, are responsible for what is happening in our communities, and that we must become activists".

And his stoic courage, that you do what you have to do, particularly if you think you cannot win, is a lesson in standing up for justice.

The course has also been a lesson in standing up for what you believe in, and refusing to be a passive witness to other peoples' oppression.

Guilford said she had learned her lesson after standing in line last September for the wildly popular Missoni line at Target: Get to the store early and be prepared to elbow your way through the crowd.

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