Sentence examples for most interesting lesson from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most interesting lesson is the way the best professors use technology.

For me, the most interesting lesson is that the web should not be seen as a vast soup of individuals barking and raving and exposed to manipulation.

But the most interesting lesson to be drawn from this book is that the neocolonialism of our time is just another deadbeat ideology.

But perhaps the most interesting lesson to draw from the timeless story that is Hadley Buys a Coat (truly, it will be studied by scholars for centuries) is that boyfriends don't like boyfriend clothes.

"The most interesting lesson in painting is clean-looking light and dramatic emphasis, whether it stands out in a countryside or in a bowl of fruit," he said recently by telephone from his home in Kent, England.

Perhaps the most interesting lesson in all of this is that the popularity of the video is in large part due to hitting the front page of the Pirate Bay, a prominent website for downloading illegal copies of music and movies.

It is the world's most overbanked country, Spain, that offers some of the most interesting lessons as to how that will be done.

One of the most interesting lessons from the Schlumberger experience is that when a company takes steps to improve the situation for its female employees "the first to benefit are men," says Bismuth.

The whole 'genre' thing has been one of the most interesting lessons of being a debut author.

The "truth" will never be agreed on, but it's fair to say many of the most interesting lessons to come from Eden will have been provided long after filming ended.

Most interesting, the lesson for the G.O.P. establishment is that it has lost control of the Republican Party.