Sentence examples for most useful lessons from inspiring English sources

Richard Andrews, 62, a former financial journalist living in Springfield, Vt., said he learned the most useful lessons about handling money from his family.

But the most useful lesson might be that Republicans actually did, and do, have choices.

Of what we've learned about Madoff so far, the most useful lesson can be gleaned from how his smart, well-heeled clients routinely characterized the strategy that generated their remarkably steady profits.

THE most useful lesson to be learned from Terrence McNally's "Master Class," now passing through at the Helen Hayes Theater Company here, is how to succeed in the business of theater while lecturing to the audience about the transforming power of art, with an emphasis on grand opera, arias included.

The important missed opportunity is that because she commands wide press when she speaks out on just about anything, this could have been a most useful lesson in humane education for a much wider audience, namely, that dogs and other animals are to be respected and should not be used or viewed as objects.

The most useful lesson for me during the campaign, which I tell people about, is that iodized salt is a simple medicine.

This was one of my most useful Chinese lessons: it's possible to speak with increasing complexity while repeating the same simple ideas over and over.

Their experiences reminded me of my own struggles with one of the most difficult and useful lessons of major life transitions: letting go.

In the end, the trip may prove most useful as a lesson in the risks of using social media as a tool for diplomacy.

Even the drones can teach us useful lessons about life.

So do we have to conclude that historical analysis teaches us no useful lessons?