Sentence examples for mistaken lessons from inspiring English sources

Iran was first on the list of nations, Mr. Kerry said, and might take mistaken lessons from the chemical attack in Syria if the United States failed to respond.

From "Austerity and the Mistaken Lessons of History," by John Cassidy.

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After Munich in 1938, instead of learning that appeasement or conciliation is sometimes the best policy, or even a necessary one, great powers took away a mistaken lesson -- that any perceived threat, no matter how small, had to be met immediately with forceful action in order to deter an opponent from further snow-balling aggression.

Mistake by mistake, new lessons are learned quitting a job unceremoniously and having to return, tail between your legs, to ask for a letter of recommendation will fast teach you a lesson in grace and professionalism.

We believe that those who want to substitute their reading of the Bible for science lessons are mistaken and must be stopped at the doors of our public schools.

"We've been able to capitalize on other peoples' mistakes and lessons.

According to motivational speaker Cherie Carter-Scott, "... there are no mistakes, only lessons... .. Consider an American football game.

Could it just be that last Saturday proves an epiphany for Billy the kid, the jolt which transforms him into the world's most destructive No8? Everyone makes mistakes; the lessons learned are the key.

So long as Mr. Bush refuses to emerge from his venues of limited access, where protest and dissent are impossible, and so long as he is unwilling to engage larger segments of the population in an honest discussion of past mistakes and lessons learned, he will squander what little chance he has to redeem his presidency and his place in history.

The profession must admit mistakes so lessons can be learned, said Ms Morgan.