Sentence examples for sensible lessons from inspiring English sources

The silent majority, he argues, have learned sensible lessons from the 1960s.

Now he has begun to elaborate on how that oversight should be structured, drawing sensible lessons from successes and failures of the recent past.

With Game Seven waiting as a last gift, we've mastered baseball's only sensible lesson, which is stay tuned.

The loss was severe; we should learn its lessons of sensible precaution and humility.

Rather than something to wondered over, they're a model to be copied and learnt from, an entirely sensible, quietly retro-ish lesson in how to build and nurture a group of players.

But this "sensible pragmatist" took the lesson of the vote to be a simple, xenophobic one.

What he went on to achieve in what Robert Manne has called the "halcyon years of Australian refugee policy" offers lessons that Labor would be sensible to heed.

Summer recruitment: "QPR seemed to have learned their lesson and have been more sensible, building a solid foundation including Rio Ferdinand, Steven Caulker and Jordon Mutch".

"It is a lesson for us all that what is sensible, reasonable, and logical is losing ground in the world today".

Yet out of this, if it learns the right lessons, the corporation can emerge stronger and more sensible.

But trendy fashion, almost by definition, isn't sensible — and the British government seems determined to ignore the lessons of history.