Sentence examples for lovely lesson from inspiring English sources

It's a lovely lesson to learn: you never have to behave horribly.

"It was a lovely lesson in how real such perverse incentives are — and how pervasive," Lovins went on.

Also find out how to create a toucan collage in this lovely lesson by Oscar Sabini.

"It was a lovely lesson in how real such perverse incentives are—and how pervasive," Lovins went on.

If Beethoven's first and third movements were driven hard, the "Scene by the Brookside" was a lovely lesson in accommodation.

To Japanese-restaurant regulars, the little dishes at Matsuri look familiar on paper -- oshitashi, boiled spinach in dashi; fluke sashimi with ponzu; yakitori; miso soup with tofu and seaweed -- but Matsuri is a lovely lesson in the difference between good and great.

"Likewise, if you teach them a lovely mindfulness lesson and then go out and kick the photocopier in the corridor, they will notice".

The infamous parental warning, "Don't talk to strangers," has its merits when you're young, but this poignant video illustrates how rebelling against such a rule can result in a lovely life lesson.

I've revisited the trilogy fairly often as an adult, but not out of nostalgia: the books are lovely little lessons in craft, structured as neatly as a Rubik's Cube.

IN the film "Luv," opening Jan . 18 an 11-year old boy learns some not-always-lovely life lessons from his paroled uncle on the streets of Baltimore.

Her lesson was lovely: that materialism and narcissism can only smother life — and Christmas — if you let them.