Sentence examples for lessons of a from inspiring English sources

He has absorbed the diverse lessons of a changing world.

Three decades later, Japan holds lessons of a less encouraging sort.

"Lessons of a Lifetime" is not just a collection of golf advice.

In your opinion, does focusing on the "lessons" of a disaster detract from accountability?

But now I am ready for lessons of a different nature at Georgetown.

The lessons of a classroom in Alliance 15 years ago still matter.

But the lessons of a much humbler game have again made that battle fascinating.

These were the lessons of a vote which showed the union to be more precarious than anyone had realised.

In 2008, he set down the lessons of a lifetime's work in a two-volume book, The Profession of Animation.

The lessons of a sleepy Dutch spirits market were inapplicable in, say, the cut-throat world of frozen yogurt.

If the lessons of A-Rod are taken on board, we should expect several things.