Sentence examples for lessons to live from inspiring English sources

Here are high adventure, low comedy, tales of peril and death and lessons to live by.

The explosively popular image-sharing site has fallen under the spell of words — that is, quotes from the great minds that offer lessons to live by.

During his hourlong phone conversation on Wednesday, Mr. Rocancourt was serpentine and unfocused, touching on liturgy, love, lessons to live by and a life of crime.

Katie gave such an awesome toast at the wake with all the Bub lessons to live by, I smirked secretly to myself knowing that I've heard them all before and will never forget.

Older novelists up through Joyce, Proust, and Hemingway portrayed the pained shedding of this traditional baggage; the newer novelists, having inherited almost no set beliefs from their liberal, distracted middle-class parents, see childhood as the place where one invents the baggage — totems, rituals, lessons to live by — of a solitary one-person tribe.

These are lessons to live by,'" Dr. Angelou said.

In similar minimalist, straggling fashion, Grandma's last letter expresses what seems to be the novel's preachment, Oskar's lesson to live by.

No matter how much fun he derives from his sleuthing, Sidney tells himself that solving a tough case can teach him a moral lesson: "how to live an honorable life and protect the greater good".

Bill speaks as to a psychiatrist, says among other things that he'd like to stop taking lessons, learn to live with the game he's got, enjoy life.

Lumping Mrs. Clinton with her husband, Mr. Taggart calls them "the couple that never learns their lessons," continuing to "live in a totally unconscious way" despite a succession of scandals.

How can you use those "lessons" today to live your best life? .