Sentence examples for lessons of an from inspiring English sources
The lessons of an Austrian spring.
The decision to go hyperlocal is rooted in the lessons of an American story.
Quickly learning the lessons of an inadequate campaign is essential for the Conservative party.
Years from now, when we look back on this phase of globalization, we may realize how selectively so many countries absorbed the lessons of an influential few.
But they also come to continue a tradition that they believe makes the Miami football program unique, one that is relatively new and combines the closeness of family with the sophisticated lessons of an N.F.L. finishing school.
Mike Leonard, author of "The Ride of Our Lives: Roadside Lessons of an American Family" (Ballantine), has that part nailed: he's been appearing pretty often on NBC's "Today" show.
If the lessons of A-Rod are taken on board, we should expect several things.
He has absorbed the diverse lessons of a changing world.
"Lessons of a Lifetime" is not just a collection of golf advice.
Three decades later, Japan holds lessons of a less encouraging sort.
In your opinion, does focusing on the "lessons" of a disaster detract from accountability?
