Sentence examples for point lessons from inspiring English sources

It is anticipated at this point lessons learnt and spill-over knowledge from the ongoing CASPA-ACS intervention study may direct minor modifications to the existing CRF.

And the juxtaposition of magnificent and lesser works offers a to-the-point lesson in what makes great art and forces you to consider why your eye is immediately drawn to one work and not another.

Table 4 An example of teacher's change in instructional planning Baseline lesson plan Planning for integration (mid-point) Lesson from the unit design Topic: None.

At a certain point the lessons with the Venetian teacher become my favorite activity.

That important point has lessons for the rest of the Home Office," said May.

Parents' low aspirations for their children are compounding the problem because children see no point in lessons, Keates warned.

The movie delivers its meaning repeatedly to make sure that no one misses the point; its lessons, rendered even more explicitly than the ones in Conor's classroom, are missing only the chalkboard and pointer.

As the Central African Republic finds itself at this critical tipping point, the lessons learned from the unspeakable terror wrought by the cannibalistic Emperor of Bangui 35 years ago provide an important foundation for hope and coordinated international action today. .

To move forward from this point necessitates lessons being learned from what has worked and what has failed.

Undoubtedly, many illustrators were caricaturists in the tradition of William Hogarth, whose raucous urban tableaux used comic distortions to point up moral lessons.

However, we did not find an interaction of the control-value appraisals on the level of measurement points within lessons.