Sentence examples for lesson the truth from inspiring English sources

Shorten said: "The Labor party learnt it lesson, the truth of the matter is that Australians want to choose their prime ministers and they don't want political parties to overturn them mid-term".

Sometimes, though, you have to let go, and Jones got a brutal lesson in the truth of that aphorism over the past two years.

The paper was entitled, "UFOs and Defense: What Must We Be Prepared For?" The lesson here: The truth is out there... or is it?

Lesson 4: Encourage the truth to come out.

"It is quite right that as a country we learn the lessons, we understand the truth and that those who might not like to be subject to further scrutiny subject themselves to the further scrutiny which will be included in the Chilcot report".

What's left are the lessons they taught, the truth they spoke and their actions in the world.

Everyone who saw the film loved it and rated it an A. I was reminded of a lesson I already knew: The truth is, you and I are in control of only two things: how we prepare for what might happen and how we respond to what just happened.

With relief, she sensed that he wasn't trying to teach them a lesson, just to tell them the truth.

"At the time I had no idea of how it would impact my life, but the unhealthy lessons about relations, trust and the truth set a time bomb that would detonate my relationships for the next 10 years," Gavagan said.

And given the tortuous journey the Groce family has had to endure in their decades-long fight to uncover the truth, what lessons are there about access to justice?

But I cannot agree that to tell the truth is rude ("Lessons in Civility," column, Oct. 10).