Sentence examples for taking the lessons of from inspiring English sources

Taking the lessons of reconciliation, McDonald joined Judge in a trip to Northern Ireland, where they worked together to try to help end the violence there.

Packard's reputation for reliability and durability was established with its model A and B cars, but the company did not stop development there, even taking the lessons of early mishaps to improve subsequent vehicles.

And it was that president who, taking the lessons of Katrina to heart, sought out the emergency management chief that Florida Gov. Jeb Bush (R) had appointed in that state.

I think it's fun to compare and contrast this article with this January 2006 segment produced by NPR, which detailed how former Enron employees were taking the lessons of Enron's collapse and starting their own small businesses.

Churchill took the lessons of war and peace seriously.

Houllier is shrewd enough to take the lessons of last night on board at once.

Ironically, it was the North that seemed to take the lessons of Bull Run to heart and to develop more refined tactics.

Carol Davidsen was also recruited by A.M.G., but she decided to take the lessons of the Obama campaign in a different direction.

A very likely reason is the fact that Norway has failed to take the lessons of the attacks that befell us that dreadful day to heart.

If the Army finds that soldiers do not take the lessons of their training game to heart, they might want to let them play a bit of Operations.

Do not, in short, take the lessons of the past and turn them into a nightmare vision of Citizen Kanery that turns Britain into a satellite state.