Sentence examples for opposite lessons from inspiring English sources

But early on I learned the opposite lessons: my experience with unarmed resistance to the British crown only confirmed for me the need for real warriors.

Macroeconomists split into two camps, drawing opposite lessons from the episode.The purists, known as "freshwater" economists because of the lakeside universities where they happened to congregate, blamed stagflation on restless central bankers trying to do too much.

To many analysts and critics, the self-congratulations were misplaced, and opposite lessons should be drawn, as the Commonwealth Games demonstrated the inability of India's bureaucracy to efficiently deliver, even on a project intended as a show piece to the world.

Liberals drew the opposite lesson.

The reformers are teaching the opposite lesson.

"You want Egypt to democratize, to change, but Egypt has drawn the opposite lesson.

Dave Pear, a retired Tampa Bay Buccaneer, brought up the same example with the opposite lesson in mind.

He said "this shocking act of disloyalty from our homegrown 'chosen one' sends the exact opposite lesson of what we would want our children to learn".

But Deborah Curtis, dean of the education college at Illinois State University, took away the opposite lesson from her efforts to communicate directly with Ms. Walsh's research staff.

This shocking act of disloyalty from our home-grown 'chosen one' sends the exact opposite lesson of what we would want our children to learn.

On the other hand, as Blair admitted, Syria's Bashar al-Assad saw what happened to Gaddafi after he disarmed, and learned the opposite lesson.