Sentence examples for more lessons than from inspiring English sources
Georgia's revolutionary past, and its precarious present, offer aspiring Arab democrats more lessons than Mr Saakashvili may care to admit.
He claims to have given more lessons than anyone else, though fully admits he's never done the research to back that assertion ("maybe someone in Russia has me beat," he allows).
It is always better to have more lessons, than not enough.
Black culture, he felt, held more lessons for him than did Asian culture.
Perhaps Morocco still has more lessons to learn than to teach after the Arab uprisings.
It requires us to experience more lessons in humility than most of us want to.
"But I should have learned many more lessons from my research than I actually have," Gilbert admits.
These were more important lessons than anything I learned in the classroom.
Acquirers can learn few more important lessons than managers' propensity to overestimate their own ability.
He did far more ballet lessons than he ever let on, either to his disapproving father or his schoolmates.
It's not for lack of trying: I've attended more remedial lessons than you'd like to know!
