Sentence examples for lessons about what from inspiring English sources

Nor should it stop the rest of us from learning lessons about what happened next, after the early cuts.

We've now seen enough of these Arab transitions from autocracy to draw some crucial lessons about what it takes to sustain positive change in these countries.

Experiences from elsewhere — including lessons about what not to do — can help the United States to better craft whatever is best for its own unique needs and preferences.

In all three of the Tests in South Africa the players learned some lessons about what it takes to get there - we all did.

And then, in one of the most damaging and least remembered episodes of the debacle, they learned some valuable lessons about what a protected class they were.

Yet his father's experience also taught Mr. Bush lessons about what to avoid, and in some respects he is campaigning this year as the anti-Dad.

He said: "I'm afraid history tells a very brutal lesson about what happens when Labour lurches to the left.

Part of that education does need to be a back-to-basics lesson about what constitutes assault.

"It was not successful, and I hope it's a powerful lesson about what needs to be done in this agreement.

Amy Davidson, a staff writer who covers politics for The New Yorker, has a history lesson about what happens when a party starts coming apart in public.

Algeria, where 150,000 people died in a civil war after an election which Islamists won was annulled in 1992, holds a sharp lesson about what can happen when soldiers suppress popular will.