Sentence examples for one main lesson from inspiring English sources

If there is one main lesson that I have learned in my 20-year-old life, especially in college, it is the importance of being truly happy.

One main lesson I hope we learn here is that believing in yourself and setting your mind on something are two of the most powerful advocates of achieving and growing as a person.

"If I were to distill one main lesson from the research described in this book, it is that we are all pawns in a game whose forces we largely fail to comprehend," he writes.

We recognized that just as students' science lessons are more coherent and powerful if they remain clearly focused on one main learning goal throughout a lesson (STeLLA strategy A, see Fig. 2), so our PD sessions are more coherent and powerful if we remain focused on what we expect teacher participants to learn from a particular session and from particular segments of a PD session.

One main one and one backup.

Twenty-five years on, the main lesson of "Schindler's List" is that we need to build a better anti-fascism than the one Spielberg gave us.

It strains credibility to assert the truth, which is that the main lesson one really learns from those 473 pages is how easy it is for an intelligent, earnest man to trip over his own intellectual shoelaces.

In fact, that was one of the main lessons I learned on a street photography walk in east London: anything can make a good picture.

One of the main lessons from this study is that one cannot simplistically extrapolate cell cycle effects observed in 2D culture to 3D models such as spheroids.

The ECB should have insisted on more transparency – indeed, that should have been one of the main lessons of 2008.

For Benedict, that is one of the main lessons of modern history.