Sentence examples for lessons attempt from inspiring English sources

Those with foreign tongues seek after their English lessons, attempt to conjugate this mess.

"Each of the lessons attempts objectively to present world religions in a way that is interesting and interactive for students".

Here, elocution lessons attempted to pull the Essex out of the queen of Essex.

As an educator, the toughest lessons I attempt to press upon my students are to do the right thing and to be kind.

This is one of the hardest lessons people attempt to learn as they learn more about personal finance.

"A Puzzle About Belief" (1979) generated surprising and paradoxical conclusions from seemingly innocent applications of the principles employed in reporting the beliefs of others, and it derived cautionary lessons about attempts to infer facts about linguistic meaning from analyses of belief-reporting sentences.

In one of the conversations with Kenny, he revealed that he had never once asked his students for feedback about his teaching and lessons, or attempted to find out their needs.

The Museum of Modern Art's (MoMA) new retrospective on White the first major museum exhibition dedicated to him in over 30 years feels like a necessary revisionist history lesson, an attempt to undo erasure of the artist's legacy.

I'd finally learned my lesson — nine attempts and 20 years later.

The lesson designers attempted to optimize the use of CMC technology and face-to-face (F2F) discussion in students' collaborative learning, with the aim of harnessing the specific features of each medium.

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said last week that he would provide marines on the ship "to teach Israel a lesson" if attempts were made to stop the flotilla from reaching Gaza.