Sentence examples for particular lessons from inspiring English sources

Do any particular lessons come to mind?

RIDING -- And are there any particular lessons you've learned from it?

State law does not allow parents to remove their children from particular lessons that are part of a set curriculum.

Not everyone might have drawn these particular lessons from the events at the Centralia pool, but Burris has hewed with remarkable precision to his teen-age ambitions.

It is not necessarily a matter of learning particular lessons about the making process – ways of fabrication; technical expertise of one kind or another; rules of a game that can be applied to some other game elsewhere.

("Everyone had secrets; I understood now that I did. With that one revelation, the world multiplied"). But for readers of Simpson's more skillful novels, who presumably learned these particular lessons long ago, it's not clear what "Casebook" has to teach.

There is no particular lesson here beyond these.

The lawmaker says he has drawn one particular lesson from the financial regulation debates, however.

A particular lesson from South Korea is that investing in human capital is critical to avoiding the middle income trap.

There are many millions of households in this country in which that particular lesson does not need to be stressed.

He also learned a particular lesson about one of them: "Never try to do your own excavating".