Sentence examples for social lessons from inspiring English sources

One was obliged to submit, and absorb a few social lessons, in agonizing surroundings.

Here are five social lessons small businesses can learn from big businesses.

Patrick Coffee lists the top 10 social media moments, and Debra Donston-Miller shares five social lessons she learned.

Max's adventures are far from the violent, carnal world of "The Hunger Games," but also far from that trilogy's sharp-edged social lessons or even from the steady excitements of the Percy Jackson series.

In other words, most of the broad social "lessons" we are being told we must learn from the Virginia Tech shootings have little to do with what allowed the horrors to occur.

Vicedo's examination of the history of attachment theory and the concept of "mother love" illustrates the impact prevailing preconceptions have on efforts to draw social lessons from biology.

Each of his sermons had its moral or social lesson.

It was a painful social lesson that I didn't belong.

Although adults like to look for the social lesson in tales of dreadful circumstance, kids know that trouble is more exciting than contentment.

(Despite how closely it reproduces the affective conditions of our childhoods, since trading compliance for love is the earliest social lesson learned; we learn it in our cribs).

The main lesson to be drawn from the deaths, he said in a phone interview, is not a medical lesson, but a social lesson: "You have to take care of your elderly".