Sentence examples for lesson the point from inspiring English sources

Lesson: The point is that you have to be honest with yourself and others about the direction you are trying to take.

But Gore drew a remarkably harsh lesson (to the point of self-flagellation) from the only race he hasn't won: that he had debased himself in Presidential politics and now he was a man in need of spiritual redemption.

To Mr. White and Mr. Willensky it is "an island of architectural excellence," "the greatest urban complex of the 20th century: an understated and urbane place that has become a classic lesson in the point and counterpoint of space, form and circulation".

lesson, to the point where she'd say she didn't feel very well on those days she's got P.E".

This included hitting, kicking, biting (students and staff), damaging property, swearing and disrupting lessons to the point that the classroom had to be evacuated several times a week – and their daughter was struggling to cope with the disorder.

No such group of people can be self-monitoring.In this section Too bloody to ignore Mugabe's smash-and-grab Fission and confusion Neighbourly lessons Missing the point For better, for worse Reprints Related items Andersen: Count downMar 14th 2002There is another problem.

The lesson: the finer points of promotional packages, taught in part by William Lauder, the president of Clinique.

That "Gossip Girl" novels have no underlying moral lesson is exactly the point; the tale of Hansel and Gretel has no redeeming social message either, except perhaps to beware of candy.

Over a few weeks, the son's behaviour in lessons deteriorated to the point where he "alternated between singing Gangnam Style incessantly and hitting the ground near me with a wooden sword".

And the juxtaposition of magnificent and lesser works offers a to-the-point lesson in what makes great art and forces you to consider why your eye is immediately drawn to one work and not another.

Questions are dynamically generated along with sentence patterns of the lesson point, to realize variety and flexibility of the lesson.