Sentence examples for lessons to reflect from inspiring English sources

"That is why the words I used are right: to pay respect to those who lost their lives, to remember what happened, to learn the lessons, to reflect on the fact that those who were responsible were rightly criticised at the time, to learn from the bad and to cherish the good".

Such a simple act reminds us that we are a community no matter how far apart we may be, and each of the Nguzo Saba (seven principles of Kwanzaa) provides valuable lessons to reflect on during this holiday season and throughout the coming year.

By videoing the lesson to reflect on what was being learnt, rather than just a way of recording an event, she found the camera became "a teaching rather than a recording tool".

In typical academic lessons time to reflect on deeper and broader questions about the meaning of being a health-care provider is often lacking; nonetheless physicians – and not only psychiatrists – do find themselves in a relationship with their patients every day, a relationship which is supposed to be helping and empathic.

Mickey Melchiondo and Aaron Freeman are ignoring the lesson, preferring instead to reflect upon the inherent merits of the Beatles, Prince and Syd Barrett.

I agree with each of Mr Weigel's lessons, but I'd like to reflect on the first:Lesson One: The Tea Party isn't a small government-first movement.

While religious themes and some portraiture dominated officially commissioned Baroque art in Latin America, native-born artists also began to adapt the lessons of the Baroque to reflect distinctly Latin American interests and themes.

During this expansion, improvements and additional features will be implemented to reflect lessons learned in the pilot, including: Guidance on harmonizing data appliance deployment with organizational IT policies Improved handling of QA/QC.

Vanguards design was revised again, while the ship was under construction in 1942, to reflect lessons learned from the loss of the battleship and operations with the other battleships.

The discussion does not claim to introduce elements of originality, but can be said largely to reflect lessons of experience as well as the current consensus.

In recognition of this month's 25-year anniversary of the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill in Alaska (March 24), this seems a good time to reflect on lessons learned, and lessons lost.