Sentence examples for lessons meaning from inspiring English sources
The good thing about A-levels is having free periods between lessons, meaning more time to revise and recap what you learnt in the lesson.
In the turbulence of strong emotion, I am still seeking for lessons and meaning.
More challenging is the work of the textual analysis and narrative rehabilitation that discerns and redirects hidden lessons and moral meanings.
Several reasons are given in the Bible and the rabbis of the Talmud and their successors provide other lessons and meaning to Sabbath observance.
Somewhere along the way, Spitzer missed out on one of life's great lessons: the meaning of your life is not what you do in public - it is how you treat people in private.
"Swamplandia!" is ultimately about the aching beauties of youth the way life begins with such dumb sweetness, while the lessons that give it meaning lurk around each bend like terrifying gators in a mossy, fragrant swamp.
Meaning that the lessons of both studies point in the same direction.
She is lone among her siblings in attending Ohio Virtual Academy, meaning all her lessons are online.
This would allow the front-loading of our classes with lessons that were guaranteed to captivate, meaning that we would build momentum by going from one great lesson to the next.
As with adulthood itself — for which the VFD is a kind of allegory — there are no simple lessons or meanings.
It suggests that familiar stories and pieces of wisdom can nonetheless be obscure, even sinister or magical, in their lessons and meanings.
