Sentence examples for lesson taught by from inspiring English sources

Or maybe they've learned the lesson taught by New York.

But this sure isn't the lesson taught by the movie itself, which trades in pathetic stereotypes throughout.

FOR most of his tenure, Israel's prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, seemed uncannily alert to the lesson taught by his predecessor against waging unnecessary wars.

The lesson taught by accurate, long-range fire from entrenched positions in the American Civil War was lost on European commanders.

That is the lesson taught by "Episodes," which the New York City Ballet offered on Sunday afternoon at the New York State Theater.

As the second session of the camp opened, the dozen boys, ages 7 to 11, squared off under a scorching sun for their first sword lesson, taught by a local Japanese sword-fighting instructor.

The lessons taught by The Great Gatsby are living on.

The lessons taught by Thucydides have not lost their timeliness, and his project for a scientific history has been taken up again and again.

Among the more substantive lessons taught by basketball, especially pickup ball, is the importance of striking a balance between fitting in and asserting oneself.

In what is best considered a highly selective "personal choice" show, the lessons taught by recent exhibitions like "The Short Century," seen last year at P.S. 1, are ignored.

Mrs. Nuttle also promoted learning the lessons taught by P. Henry's "Parsons Cause Case" which became his first experience with rhetorical fame.