Sentence examples for make the lessons of from inspiring English sources

By understanding them better as individuals, rather than as anonymous contributors to museum attendance, we hope to make the lessons of art meaningful in their daily lives".

The democracy that works for us in America -- ballot box, public debates, free press, judicial oversight -- is based on 800 years of work to make the lessons of the Magna Carta take root and flower.

In his quest to make the lessons of the Ramayana relevant and modern, he will at times use a humorous analogy or anecdote, causing ripples of laughter in the sea of people sitting at his feet.

Just to be clear, nothing I've said here makes the lessons of history irrelevant.

"Mr. Hall is making a clear move to muzzle me from saying what I, as the president of the local, need to say to make sure the lessons of the strike are fully appreciated," Mr. Toussaint said.

But the simple act of sharing and of giving makes the lessons more permanent for me as well, so in turn I win too.

To make these lessons of the ecological wisdom actionable, we translate them into three urban design principles: Urban design should (1) anticipate and accommodate flooding, (2) incorporate the ecological process of flooding, and (3) reveal the flood dynamics to the public.

The characters' relationships are wonderfully vivid, and West's vagueness about their backstory makes "The Lesson" a very immediate portrait of grief that is at once keen and banal.

It can make the first lesson of adulthood that you can't pretend to be doing one thing while you're really doing something else entirely.

You have made us unlearn the lessons of our own past.

They need to treat it as a one-off Test match and make sure they have learned the lessons of the first two games when their bowling and fielding were fine, but their batting fell way short of the standards you would expect from the number one side in the world.