Sentence examples for lessons of power from inspiring English sources

It has to be in America's interest to have Islamic parties like the Muslim Brotherhood dealing with Islamic extremism: The lessons of power will prove sobering.

Here, Andrew Cunanan became a sponge for the worst society has to offer, soaking up lessons of power, abuse and deceit at an early age from his father, played by Jon Jon Briones, who had some of my favorite scenes in the series.

At the same time, it can be melodramatic ("He had learned the lesson of power.

Moses had learned the lesson of power, & from then on he planned to use it.

"To Hervé Chapron, a specialist in employment, who knows that the first lesson of power is to reconcile cultures," he wrote.

At the same time, it can be melodramatic ("He had learned the lesson of power. And now he grabbed for power with both hands"), and it sometimes underemphasizes the extent to which, extraordinary as he was, Moses was still a product of his time.

From examining his shrewd move in molding public sentiment at the approach of hostilities to appreciating his close attention to the weight of each word in his inaugural addresses, we teach ourselves and his successors the hard lessons of political power and moral leadership.

The presented model is used in teaching activity during the power grids laboratory lessons for power engineering students of our university.

"How he got away with it, God only knows," says Davies, "but it's a salutary lesson of how power, celebrity contacts, and public appearances can deviate truth".

In a smart revival directed by James Kerr for the Aquila Theater Company, enhanced by David Oyelowo's splendid performance as Prometheus, the fifth-century B.C. lessons about the abuse of power by an autocratic ruler who runs roughshod over anyone who disagrees with him are not lost on a 21st-century audience.

He is also the author of Economic Puppetmasters: Lessons from the Halls of Power.