Sentence examples for lessons thinking from inspiring English sources

"It is not enough for teachers to plow through the day's lessons, thinking that by doing so, they establish a degree of normalcy that helps quell fear and instill calm," Lt. Col. Robert L. Gordon III, director of the American politics section of the school's social sciences department, told his colleagues in an e-mail message on Wednesday.

In the past, I had often disregarded his religious lessons, thinking that they were insignificant and pointless.

I skipped sailing lessons, thinking I could move with the wind.

I was the kid who was staring out of the window in the history lesson, thinking of Lonnie Donegan and Cliff Richard and Helen Shapiro.

If students came away from a health lesson thinking that the reason we get sick is that we get fevers, it would be a problem.

Similarly, students should not come away from a taxonomy lesson thinking that the reason an oak is an oak is that it has acorns.

The movie makes me want to get these unfortunate children some martial-arts lessons — but thinking this way is itself part of the problem.

I positioned my mallet squarely in front of my goal, no longer seduced by the siren call of offensive action—I'd learned all the hard lessons about thinking you might be entitled to more than you were getting.

I positioned my mallet squarely in front of my goal, no longer seduced by the siren call of offensive action — I'd learned all the hard lessons about thinking you might be entitled to more than you were getting.

Four reasons, which also serve as lessons for thinking about biological innovation.

Xin is taking guitar lessons and thinking about becoming a professional musician.