Sentence examples for lessons for modern from inspiring English sources

Every page is rich in lessons for modern managers.

You wrote a book about the Greek gods and goddesses and their lessons for modern life.

Nonetheless, there are lessons for modern cynicism from the likes of Diogenes and Crates.

Converting Lanzmann's absolutes of death and life into the general terms of Judaism as an ethical culture, Nemes — for all the horrors he evokes — offers comfortingly cautionary lessons for modern times.

In conversation, he said the discoveries of origin hunters, or paleoanthropologists, like his wife, Meave, and his parents Louis and Mary Leakey, offered profound lessons for modern human life.

Away from the intensive tourist touting of rum and cigars, the endless but rather limited repertoire of Son and Salsa, and the cheesy Hemingway trail there is a quiet civility about Havana that would seem to hold many lessons for modern urban living.

FDR's legacy provides eternal lessons for modern-day leaders, and particularly for Mr. Tsipras.

This ability offers another powerful lesson for modern leaders.

There is clearly a lesson for modern policy makers.

Crompton said the lesson for modern policing was not to behave in the same way.

"I walk down the street and people are screaming, 'Please don't give that up.' " In a heartbeat, Mr. Trump once again offered himself as the latest object lesson for modern presidential campaigns as they chase big dollars.