Sentence examples for lessons of those from inspiring English sources

One would have thought that we would have learnt the lessons of those defeats.

However bumpy a ride that has been in parliament, it is essential to learn the lessons of those wars.

He would say, as a devout sports historian, that he has absorbed the lessons of those who preceded him.

A decade on, and sadly many of the lessons of those riots have yet to be learned.

Same-sex marriage advocates have carefully weighed the lessons of those cases and others to decide how aggressively to push their litigation agenda.

The lessons of those eras and the artistic self-awareness they awakened are still discernible in the paintings of Louise Fishman.

The shadow cabinet minister said Damian Bride's claims about Charles Clarke and John Reid were a "post script on the past" and Labour had "learned from those lessons of the past".

Building a WSDE sector in the economy applies the lesson of those years.

But if I were a real-estate professional who catered largely to wealthy foreigners, I'd be thinking about the lesson of those Swiss watchmakers.

Hillary's advisers argue that the obvious lesson of those two campaigns is that invoking Democratic resentment about Clinton's ideological and personal failings does not work.

It's also the lesson of those model hospital systems, like the Cleveland Clinic, that get excellent results with relatively low costs.