Sentence examples for lessons are imparted from inspiring English sources

Sure, these solemn lessons are imparted by Mr. Rather, who manages to smuggle in the odd, disconcerting Ratherism: something about tighter than Springsteens headband.

Sure, these solemn lessons are imparted by Mr. Rather, who manages to smuggle in the odd, disconcerting Ratherism: something about "tighter than Springsteen's headband". And plainly this newsman believes he (above all maybe) deserves extensive and expensive fanfare, his due as a decorated officer who served his nation.

There are certainly lessons being imparted in Bauer's novels: messages about valuing honesty, integrity, pride and dedication in your work, service to your community.

But the lessons being imparted in a classroom at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, where Kayle Becker was conducting a seminar for two dozen trainees from the Baltimore County Police Academy, are far more oblique.

It was where the values and principles needed to lead a decent life were taught, and the lessons were imparted with as much gravity as reading, writing, carrying the neighbor's groceries and tipping your cap to women.

What is the lesson being imparted?

While Angello dropped a classy set that pulled people out of their comfort zones and into new sounds, we couldn't help but look around and see a whole lotta people totally unawares as to the musical lesson being imparted upon them.

A former prostitute and cleaner, Lila, in her new incarnation, learns about grace, joy and love, lessons that are imparted with no trace of soppiness.

But he does hope lessons can be imparted to his family in other ways.

This thorny verity regarding easily obtained birthday items reaches its dramatic conclusion when Ms. Dunham turns to a whiteboard and scrawls, "Whither gift soap?" • A cleareyed Malcolm Gladwell discusses the American penchant for reducing all activity to a moral lesson that can be imparted through the powerful cocktail of stage presence and rear-screen projection.

But Mr. Romney may learn the lesson that has been imparted to Mr. Boehner throughout the 112th Congress — that the most conservative members will steer their own course, and loudly.