Sentence examples for sort of lessons from inspiring English sources

What sort of lessons would I learn if I fell asleep each night under the stars?

It would make one wonder what sort of lessons those young people were learning.

All three should be of concern to programme directors, because, unlike morality, the vagaries of the market are exactly the sort of lessons that an MBA programme should be drumming into students.

With quakes a more constant threat than monster tsunamis, these are the sort of lessons that Japan's "nuclear village" needs to learn.If the Japanese nuclear establishment industry and regulators alike wants to earn trust, it must be seen to be learning every lesson it can.

I think I'm having a hard time approaching the observance of Yule because -- and this may seem strange to many Pagans -- I'm yearning for some sort of moral lesson attached to the High Day; some distinctly Pagan message of hope, one that addresses the tragedy that befell the community in Connecticut last week, and the emotional aftermath that swept through the world.

Our best soldiers never forget that sort of lesson.

"When softball games happened on Saturday, they probably had some sort of lesson to go to".

It is the sort of lesson that United Parcel wants to teach all its upper managers.

I just figured that I had lost about $2.50, and that I could learn some sort of lesson from it.

The ambush had been the sort of lesson that soldiers have to learn the hard way in war.

This sort of lesson is appealing to people like my father, who have never trusted medicines to keep them well.